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January 2, 2020 By Sonja Ebron 12 Comments

Why We Built Courtroom5 For Self-Represented Litigants

Platform for self-represented litigants

Not every self-represented litigant needs a Case Management platform. But when you’re in real litigation — in a knock-down drag-out fight for something valuable — you need to get up to speed, get people to help, and get it together. Tools, training, and community: that’s Courtroom5.

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September 24, 2019 By Sonja Ebron Leave a Comment

Legal Case Management For Self-Representation

Courtroom5 Toolset

Courtroom5 has developed a set of tools to ease the fear and drudgery of going to court without a lawyer. The Courtroom5 Toolset is designed instead to help self-represented litigants be more knowledgeable, organized, and effective in court. Check it out.

And if you need help representing yourself in civil court, it’s time to join Courtroom5.

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October 15, 2015 By Sonja Ebron 15 Comments

Handling Yourself In Court When This Is Not Your First Rodeo

first rodeo

When you represent yourself in court a second or third time, there are some things you know for sure. Early decisions on strategy are helpful. Good legal research will come in handy. Staying organized is critical. And time is of the essence. You need a case management solution designed for pro se litigants.

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July 23, 2015 By Sonja Ebron 9 Comments

First 9 Things To Do When You Have Been Served

what to do when you've been served

The last thing you feel like doing after you discover you’re being sued is to figure out what to do. We’ve done the work for you. Starting with doing nothing for at least a day to get your emotions in check, here are 9 things to do when you have been served with a civil complaint. These steps are geared toward gaining the time you need to level the playing field and prepare a proper defense.

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