Self-represented litigants in family law disputes Self-represented litigants in family law disputes

Self-represented litigants in family law disputes

Contrasting the views of Alberta family law lawyers and judges of the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench

Publisher Description

This report compares the views of judges and lawyers on self-represented litigants, why such litigants self-represent and the effect of self-representation on case outcomes, as well as their opinions on the use of paralegals in family law disputes. The report concludes with a summary and analysis of the findings of the surveys and recommendations for further research.

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2014
1 June
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
46
Pages
PUBLISHER
Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family
SIZE
4.9
MB

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