My question involves court procedures for the state of: California.
I've had a civil case going on for a few years. I handled the case myself. Six months ago I filed to associate an attorney, because I'm not an attorney. Two months after associating, I filed a 998 and it worked. This could bring me reimbursement of about $50,000. Two attorney friends told me that case law dictates that once I associate in an actual attorney, I cannot file papers on my own and that the Judge will declare my motion invalid.
So, if a person in pro per associates with a real attorney and files that association with the court, is it true that I cost file anything (such as a 998 motion) by myself ?
I've had a civil case going on for a few years. I handled the case myself. Six months ago I filed to associate an attorney, because I'm not an attorney. Two months after associating, I filed a 998 and it worked. This could bring me reimbursement of about $50,000. Two attorney friends told me that case law dictates that once I associate in an actual attorney, I cannot file papers on my own and that the Judge will declare my motion invalid.
So, if a person in pro per associates with a real attorney and files that association with the court, is it true that I cost file anything (such as a 998 motion) by myself ?
Motions: I Filed a 998 in Proper Two Months After Associating Counsel. is the 998 Invalid
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