Guides for representing yourself
Practical, plain-language guides for people handling their own legal matter. Each one covers what to do first, what to gather, and where deadlines hide.
What to do when you just got servedYou were handed court papers and the clock is running. Here is what to read first, how to find your deadline, and what to gather, in plain language. How to appeal a denied claimA denial letter is not always the end. Learn how to read it, find the appeal deadline, gather evidence, and write a clear appeal. How to organize your evidence for a hearingJudges decide fast. Learn how to build a timeline, label exhibits, prepare copies, and present video and documents clearly at a hearing. Custody paperwork: what to gather and how to organize itCustody cases run on paperwork. See the kinds of documents courts commonly ask for and how to keep a clear record without making it harder on yourself.Handle your own case with more confidence
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Try HyperLaw freeNot legal advice. HyperLaw provides legal information and drafting tools. It is not a law firm, is not a lawyer, and does not give legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Court rules and deadlines differ by court and state, so always confirm yours with the court clerk and talk with a licensed attorney when you can.