Representing Yourself in the Palmetto State In South Carolina, civil actions are filed in the Court of Common Pleas or Magistrate Court. Per the 2026 SCRCP (South Carolina Rules of… Read More »South Carolina Pro Se Litigation & Circuit Court Support
The 2026 Virtual Evolution in Rhode Island Rhode Island is at the forefront of judicial accessibility in 2026 with the introduction of S 2966, which establishes a statutory “Right to… Read More »Rhode Island Pro Se Litigation & The 2026 “Right to Remote”
Mastering Public Access Policy in Pennsylvania Representing yourself in the Pennsylvania Unified Judicial System requires strict adherence to the Case Records Public Access Policy. Pro se litigants must file a… Read More »Pennsylvania Pro Se Litigation & Confidentiality Standards
Navigating Oregon’s 2026 “Paperless-First” Standards The Uniform Trial Court Rules (UTCR) are seeing significant changes effective August 1, 2026. Notably, UTCR 2.010 has been amended to remove the requirement for… Read More »Oregon Pro Se Litigation & UTCR 2026 Amendments
The 2026 Due Process Shift in Oklahoma Oklahoma litigation in 2026 is highlighted by the Due Process Protection Act of 2026. While primarily focused on disclosure, it underscores a judicial… Read More »Oklahoma Pro Se Litigation & “Due Process Protection” Support
Navigating the 2026 Ohio Rules of Superintendence Representing yourself in the Ohio Court of Common Pleas requires adherence to the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure. As of January 1, 2026,… Read More »Ohio Pro Se Litigation & “Remote Appearance” Support
Professionalism in North Dakota District Courts Representing yourself in North Dakota requires mastery of the NDRCivP (North Dakota Rules of Civil Procedure). As of March 2026, the North Dakota Supreme… Read More »North Dakota Pro Se Litigation & Civil Rule Updates
Navigating the NC Judicial Branch in 2026 North Carolina has completed its transition to the File & Serve (eCourts) portal across all counties. Pro se litigants must now comply with… Read More »North Carolina Pro Se Litigation & “eCourts” Support
The 2026 Shift in New York Civil Practice New York litigation has entered a new era with the AVOID Act (Avoiding Vexatious Overuse of Impleading to Delay), effective April 18,… Read More »New York Pro Se Litigation & The 2026 AVOID Act
Mastering Pro Se Procedure in the Land of Enchantment In New Mexico, the Rules of Civil Procedure govern all actions in the District Courts. A major update in 2026 is… Read More »New Mexico Pro Se Litigation & “Guide & File” Support