As an attorney who spends a great deal of time in courtrooms all over New Jersey, on a daily basis, I cringe as I watch folks trying to handle their own cases. To say that I don’t recommend it is an understatement. I could literally write a book on why you shouldn’t represent yourself in court but instead, let me give you six reasons why representing yourself is not a good idea.
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