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Pro Se Litigants Are Key to Rebuilding American Democracy

Pro se litigants are restoring democracy in U.S. civil courts by making justice accessible and holding the legal system accountable.

Explore strategies for fighting foreclosure in court, whether you’re defending against a lawsuit or suing your lender to save your home.

Need more time to file something in your case? File a Motion for Extension of Time with Courtroom5’s AI-powered tool. Join now!

You carry yourself a different way when you know how to file a lawsuit. Empower yourself with a simple guide on handling a civil lawsuit.

Won your appeal? Recover your appellate expenses with Courtroom5’s AI-powered Motion for Costs of Appeal tool. Join now!

Learn to draft a legal complaint for civil court with our detailed guide, empowering you with the structure, tips, and pitfalls to avoid.

Empower your civil court journey with our comprehensive guide on self-representation, offering key insights and strategies for success.

Don’t let a debt collection lawsuit ruin your background or steal your wages. You can fight back without a lawyer, but you can’t walk away.

Explore our step-by-step guide to the civil court process, designed to empower you with the knowledge to navigate litigation confidently.

Explore essential tips and resources for self-represented litigants to navigate legal research, from finding laws to courtroom preparation.

Get expert tips on preparing for oral argument with our guide. Boost confidence and master courtroom presentations as a pro se litigant.

Need to update your lawsuit? Learn how to file a Motion for Leave to Amend Complaint or Petition with Courtroom5’s AI-powered tool. Join now!

Need a sworn statement for your case? Get step-by-step guidance with Courtroom5’s affidavit drafting tool. Join today to write your affidavit!

The best way to fight a lawsuit is with strong affirmative defenses that avoid liability even when the facts in the complaint are all true.

When you file a civil complaint, the defendant may move to dismiss your case. Learn the grounds for responding to a motion to dismiss.