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Representing Yourself in Wake County Family Court: Part 3

Representing Yourself in Wake County Family Court: Part 3

by Scott Allen | Nov 6, 2012 | Wake County Family Court

Call Scott Allen at (919) 863-4183 This is the third in a  series of articles on going pro se in Wake County Family Court in Raleigh, NC.   In Part 1 I gave a general outline.  In Part 2, we focused on the Wake County Local Rules.  In Part 3 I will cover basic...

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