If you cannot afford legal representation, you may represent yourself or, if eligible, apply for assistance from the Legal Aid Bureau. Some pro bono legal services may also be available depending on your circumstances.
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What Happens if I Can’t Afford a Lawyer for My Court Case?
The short answer
Quick answer
If you cannot afford legal representation, you may represent yourself or, if eligible, apply for assistance from the Legal Aid Bureau.
General information only. This answer does not constitute legal advice. The appropriate response depends on the facts and circumstances of each matter.
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