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New Question Can a pro se litigant testify concerning his court experience? For instance, if I can testify from the stand that I personally filed a lawsuit, can I also make references to other documents that i have drafted and filed?

Something I Forgot I have an affidavit already on file with the court, is it acceptable for me to read portions of that when I am answering a questions if I acknowledge I am quoting from an affidavit I filed?

Where there are two pro se plaintiffs. The plan is each will do direct examination of the other to get the evidence admitted. Is it allowable for the person on the stand to have notes or memos to refer to in answering questions? Is there anything wrong with the person on the stand knowing...

Hi Iwpat Hi Iwpat, thanks for responding to my thread. I take it you must be from South Carolina. Having never pursued anything in court in any other state, I certainly am not qualified to argue with you on your points. Are you an attorney, or do you know an attorney who might be interested...

No Lawyer Simply put, I haven't found one I could afford. I am an older person and I am aware that the SC Judicial system is probably the worst run in the country. I knew going in that my only chance would be by getting to a jury. We were conned by dishonest builders with the help of their...

Thanks Thank you dee_dub Any other information someone could would be much appreciated

My jurisdiction is: South Carolina I am a pro se litigant. Can an affidavit previously filed with the court by me on a summary judgment motion, and is in the court records, be introduced into evidence when I am testifying on the stand? I would like to get it into the hands of the jury.

My jurisdiction is: South Carolina I am involved with a case (pro se) coming to trial fairly soon and I need to know when certain documents can be used at trial. This is where two cases have been consolidated. I sued contractors for Breach of Contract, Fraud, and violation of the SCUTPA...