Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

Submitting Documents
I'm representing the defendant acting pro per submitted for a change of venue. This is an unlimited civil case. Plaintiff filed an opposition. Then I filed a reply. My questions is: I would like to submit and additional document as an exhibit. Can I do this. I have time before the actual hearing.

Asked on 3/26/09, 3:54 pm

Adam Telanoff Telanoff & Telanoff

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Re: Submitting Documents

You can submit it.

The other side will probably object, and the Court may or may not consider it when ruling on the motion.

Answered on 3/26/09, 5:28 pm

Michael Stone Law Offices of Michael B. Stone Toll Free 1-855-USE-MIKE

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Re: Submitting Documents

First of all, this isn't internet law school where pro pers go to learn how to litigate their cases in dribs and drabs.

No, you can't "represent a pro per defendant" without a license to practice law, and you can't file anything else with regard to your motion.

Answered on 3/26/09, 4:39 pm

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