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How to Prepare Your Case for a Civil Trial

Explore our guide on civil trial preparation, offering step-by-step advice to confidently navigate your case from start to finish.

Need to postpone a court date? File a Motion for Continuance with Courtroom5’s AI-powered tool. Join now for comprehensive legal support.

Facing intrusive discovery requests? Learn how to file a Motion for Protective Order with Courtroom5’s AI-powered tool. Join now!

Won your case? Recover trial expenses with Courtroom5’s AI-powered Motion for Costs of Trial tool. Join now for comprehensive legal support.

Think the court overlooked key facts or made an error? File a Motion for Reconsideration or Rehearing with Courtroom5’s AI-powered tool.

Is the defendant unresponsive? File a Motion for Default Judgment with Courtroom5’s AI-powered tool. Join now!

Need to pause a court judgment while you appeal? File a Motion for Stay Pending Appeal with Courtroom5’s AI-powered tool. Join now!

The presence of “fake cases” in legal briefs drafted by ChatGPT is a challenge for pro se litigants looking for reliable legal resources.

Motions help parties in a lawsuit communicate and move the case along. Explore practical strategies to use when responding to a motion.

We are often reluctant to address legal problems. Understanding the reasons we don’t seek help for legal problems is key to finding solutions.

A motion for summary judgment seeks a final decision in the case without trial. Here’s everything to bring to the summary judgment hearing.

Pro se litigants often lose their cases when they make mistakes, even when the infractions are minor. Avoid these six mistakes to stay alive.

If you’re considering filing a legal action in the federal district courts, there are a few things you should know.

Represent yourself in Maricopa County with Courtroom5 and the forms, tutorials and records at the clerk of court and superior court websites.

Your opening statement should tell a story, set the tone for the trial, and be entertaining, all at the same time.