Fighting own case in court without advocate

If you  know the legal nuances and court craft and procedures you can fight your own cae a s a party inp person. If you don't have these qualites cultivate them.  ONce you are an advocate without black robes you can jump in to the ring of advocates ansd argue. Good Luck! May you Win the case!. If you appreciate this answer please click the thank you buttonon this forum.

Dear Madam,

It is very unfortunate that you did not or could not develop confidence in the advocates representing you.  This is a basic requirement of a client-attorney relationship.  Otherwise this is how feeling of mistrust and dejection will set in.

Yes, you can appear in person wihout an advocate.  For this you will  not only have to spend  lot of time but also learn a lot of drafting and other skills.  Even if you are good on facts and good in oratorial skills, Court procedures are pretty strucured and cannot be by-passed.  If you can spare the time and energy and learn the Court procedures you can certainly represent your case yourself.

There would be lot of NGOs willing to lend a helpling hand.  There are  many advoates and law firms who reserve a quota for taking up cases under the  "pro-bano category" (No  legal fees is charged, but you may have to pay OPE + Court Fees).  Please do some  research in your local area to find out who these people are and approach them.

Wish you all the best.