Legal Question in Family Law in New York
Pro Se Rights in Lawyers Conferences
What are my rights as a pro se? Am I allowed to be involved in any Lawyer Conferences? If so what can I do if I am not allowed in these conferences?
Asked on 3/02/05, 1:01 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Stephen Loeb
Law Office of Stephen R. Loeb
Re: Pro Se Rights in Lawyers Conferences
Your question is too vague to give a direct answer to you. Your rights depend on the type of case and whetheer these conferences directly effect you and your rights in a particular bonafide case, and whether your status as pro se litigant is recognized by the court.
Answered on 3/02/05, 6:35 am
John O'Donnell
Attorney at Law
Re: Pro Se Rights in Lawyers Conferences
If you are a pro se litigant, and you are a party to an action, then you are literally your own attorney. You should be permitted to do just about everything that an attorney could do.
Answered on 3/02/05, 10:35 am
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