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Survey of judges indicates unrepresented litigants are hurting their cases

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The weak economy has increased the number of litigants representing themselves in foreclosures, domestic relations, consumer issues and non-foreclosure housing matters according to a survey of nearly 1,200 state trial judges around the country.

Full post as published by Updates in Michigan Family Law on July 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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