It is a wise idea to take legal matters into your own hands by going in propria persona (Latin for "in one's own proper person" meaning to represent oneself in court without assistance of an attorney). This way you have no middle man lawyer who may or may not represent you fully. This is also referred to as pro se or sui juris, although these terms have slightly different meanings. Learn how to write your own motions with the correct preparation, style, supporting paragraphs and prayer/relief clause. Find out how to give the judge a legal reason to grant your motion. Discover important tips and techniques to bring your motion up to par so that it will not be dismissed due to technicalities. Report. $15.00 (Order# 9436)

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