LIMITED REPRESENTATION
In addition to pro se assistance, we also offer limited representation in family law cases. This is where we are handling every aspect – including representation – of one part of your case. Some examples of limited representation are:
representation at adequate cause hearing (this includes advising you as to issues related to adequate cause, preparing all written materials, communicating with the other party / attorney and the court on your behalf, and appearing on your behalf in court);
representation at temporary orders hearing (this includes advising you as to issues related to temporary orders, preparing all written materials, communicating with the other party / attorney and the court on your behalf, and appearing on your behalf in court);
representation at contempt hearing (this includes advising you as to issues related to contempt, preparing all written materials, communicating with the other party / attorney and the court on your behalf, and appearing on your behalf in court);
representation at mediation or settlement conference (this includes advising you as to issues related to a settlement, preparing all written materials, communicating with the other party / attorney and the settlement master on your behalf, appearing on your behalf at mediation, and drafting and presenting final orders).
While we offer limited representation (representation in court) for family law hearings, we do not offer assistance or representation with trial.
If you are looking for information regarding representation for a protection order case, please visit our page on full representation.