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What the Court Staff Can and Cannot Do For You

By Ben Stevens

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People attempting to represent themselves in Family Court cases will sometimes ask the Court staff for help with various issues.  Over the years, I have overheard these pro se litigants ask virtually every question imaginable of the Clerk of Court's staff.  Many times, these people are attempting to obtain legal advice from the Court staff, which of course they cannot provide since they are not attorneys.

In order to help the public and the Court employees know what is (and more importantly isn't) permissible, our state Supreme Court has published a document which clearly explains what the Court employees can and cannot do.  This document was the result of work done by the South Carolina Access to Justice Commission, and you can access a copy of it by clicking HERE.

 

Full post as published by SC Family Law Blog on November 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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