Representing Yourself in Court: Save Money, Stay Sane, and Win by Schreiner Gary

Author:Schreiner, Gary [Schreiner, Gary]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Dragon Song Publishing
Published: 2014-01-18T16:00:00+00:00

Getting Organized

To be successful you need to be organized. Attorneys often create what is called a “trial notebook,” and you should too. This helps you organize into one binder or file all of the parts of your case (Opening Statement, Witness List, Exhibit List, copies of Exhibits, questions you plan to ask each witness, Final Argument).

Before creating your Trial Notebook, think about what you need to prove. A two column chart can be helpful. On the left, list each fact that supports your case. On the right, list the evidence that will prove each fact. Use this chart as you decide what evidence (documents, objects, testimony) you will need, and as you create a list of questions for each witness. It can also help to separate your binder into tabbed sections.

Get your free Trial Notebook template at www.attorniator.com/represent-yourself

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