Hey everyone I was wondering if anyone knew how you go about appointing a non-lawyer to represent you. I know Rule 4 says that a party may be represented by a non-lawyer but only if the court gives permission in advance. But how do you get permission? My fiancé has a cousin who is a paralegal (yes we know paralegals cannot officially represent in family court) and although she practices a different area of law, she will keep her cool and not let the ex rile her up like my SO would if he tried to speak for himself. But I cannot seem to find any specific direction on how to do this if she agrees? Can we include the request in our response?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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