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Going to Court without a Lawyer? Research Project on Self-Represented Litigants – now NZ wide

Filed under: General — selfrepresented @ 2:38 pm Mon 2nd September 2013

If you are currently representing yourself in the Family, District or High Court, or have a case that finished in the last year, you may be eligible to participate in a research project on the self-representation in the New Zealand civil courts. The study is now open to anyone in New Zealand. Have your say on how the system responds to self-represented litigants. For more information see www.selfrepresented.org.nz. Thank you to everyone who has already responded for the call to participants.

3 Comments »

  1. i have done it before in the family court for seeing my kids. (i am still amazed how bigger battle it becomes just because she says no) it now looks like im going to be doing it again. when i did it last time i found alot of excellent advice from one perticular website but now i cannot find it. can anyone help me with finding the this sort of info again. thanks

    Comment by kihk — Mon 9th September 2013 @ 5:53 pm

  2. @ # 1. kihk

    Can I have some advice…am planning to do the same…are you able to help?

    Comment by kumar — Tue 10th September 2013 @ 3:44 pm

  3. Hi kihk,
    I suspect you are referring to Andy Wooten’s website, Fathers of NZ. Unfortunately Andy died in a tragic accident about 12 months ago.
    Kumar I was expecting you this evening.
    Allan

    Comment by Allan Harvey — Tue 10th September 2013 @ 9:04 pm

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