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depends. Many people represent themselves in divorce cases.
This is known as being "in pro per." However,
as the case becomes more complicated, the need to consult
an attorney for "coaching" or representation
may be necessary. If your spouse is already represented
by an attorney, you may feel "out-gunned," possibly
giving up certain rights which may adversely affect you
in the future. At a minimum, consult with legal counsel
to learn about your basic rights/responsibilities before
you venture out on your own. Remember, the old saying, "He
who represents himself, has a fool for a client," is
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