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Limited Representation
The following information is to be used exclusively by lawyers participating in the Self Represented Study Committee Limited Representation Pilot Project. A qualified attorney may limit the scope of his or her representation of a client if the limitation is reasonable under the circumstances and the client gives informed consent. Procedures and forms related to Limited Representation are made available as links below.
This site does not provide legal advice.
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Limited Representation Procedures Limited Notice of Appearance form Limited Notice of Withdrawal form
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Sample Client Forms Risks and Responsibilities of proceeding without Professional Legal Representation (Word)
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