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While Michigan law allows you to represent yourself in a custody case, it's strongly advised against. The process is highly technical, and mistakes can have major, negative consequences for you and your child.
• You are legally allowed to represent yourself in most custody cases, as the court does not forbid it. • However, it is "absolutely not" recommended because custody is a serious matter with major consequences, not a minor issue. • The process is very technical, and you can easily make mistakes that worsen your situation. • Lawyers understand the technical Michigan court rules, evidence procedures, and specific laws (like UCCJEA) that most members of the public do not. • Comparing it to a toothache, while you *could* pull your own tooth, a dentist (like a lawyer) knows how to do it correctly and safely.
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For additional information, watch these videos: When Can I Request More Parenting Time After Custody Case? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ENshHGagFk Problems You Will Run Into If You Handle Your Divorce & Custody Case Yourself - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETOu6FPdWs
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