VIC Self-representing - Help for Approaching Final Trial?

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    Hi all,

    Does anyone have any opinion for someone representing themselves?

    I am the respondent in the matter and I have not received any material from other parties including the ICL to prepare for the final trial.

    Cheers
     
    #1 CherieCS, 4 February 2019
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    Hi Cherie

    If it is a Family Law matter you would have trial directions from the court that tell you what to do.

    Do you have those?
     
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    Yes I do. Being the respondent I am unsure what to do as I do not have any affadavits or evidence from the other parties.
     
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    Are you sure it is a trial?

    If so, you should have all the previous court documents from the other parties served on you.

    It does not make sense.

    If you need legal help, please email, [email protected].
     
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    Thank you.
    Yes is is definitely trial.
    I have got all previous documents. However to my knowledge they are irrelevant as evidence and I have not received any trial material.
     
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    What sort of costs would this incur?
    I am representing myself as I cannot afford a lawyer.
     
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    We can give some advice at a discounted rate, but it will not cost anything to send us the orders.
     
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