Urgent motions Pt. 5: Do self represented litigants have to cite case law and legislation?

Sometimes, individuals have to bring on urgent motions before they had a chance to hire a lawyer. Would self-represented litigants be expected to make legal arguments, and cite case law? Helena Birt explains to us what happens in these urgent situations.
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Standard clauses for family court orders
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Steps to Justice
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