Commonly, one needs a license to practice law. However, New Hampshire statute RSA 311:1 (http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XXX/311/311-1.htm) recognizes not only the right to represent oneself--that is pro se--but also the right to be represented "by any citizen of good character."
Anyone have a case they want handled by an unlicensed lawyer?
I assumed you could do it in any state, it just made your case "look bad" because those not in the cartel are considered "incompetent." BTW, what's your ETA on NH? I haven't been in the NW in a month now and someone else needs to become the LG Coordinator up there.
Quote from: PowerPenguin on June 20, 2008, 06:28 PM NHFT
BTW, what's your ETA on NH? I haven't been in the NW in a month now and someone else needs to become the LG Coordinator up there.
I live in Manchester now, so I'm afraid I won't be able to fill that position.
Damn when did that happen?