There may well be such an order in the case of litigants in person.

The rules are written to be intelligible not just to lawyers but to litigants in person also.

The costs awarded to a litigant in person cannot exceed 2/3 of what could be claimed by a professional lawyer.

He fears there will be more "litigants in person" in the family courts.

"The book covers the things that litigants in person are most likely to come up against but it doesn't (and can't) cover all possible eventualities."

Helping litigants in person to get it right procedurally is doing everyone a favour."

A litigant in person for preparation of the case for arbitration, as opposed to the solicitor, may claim costs.

Sounds like an interesting read and as you say, there's definitely a gap for this, especially with the likely rise in litigants in person.

Litigants in person must prove their own financial loss in conducting the action or they will otherwise be awarded £18.00 per hour.

A McKenzie friend assists a litigant in person in a common law court.

He or she may be liable for any misleading advice given to the litigant in person but are not covered by professional indemnity insurance.

The first concerned litigants in person.

In England and Wales the comparable status is that of "litigant in person".

Thurton in the end was unable to obtain legal representation and appeared as a litigant in person.

He said efforts will be made to simplify court procedures to help any influx of litigants in person, those who bring cases without expert legal advice.

The Bar Council also flagged the problem of litigants in person - the term used for people who represent themselves in court.

The crucial point is that litigants in person are entitled to have assistance, lay or professional, unless there are exceptional circumstances.

Litigants in person don't.

There rants a Litigant in Person.

Other persons may not exercise rights of audience but may sit with a litigant in person and offer quiet assistance as a McKenzie friend.

There is also a Personal Support Unit where litigants in person can get emotional support and practical information about what happens in court.

The PSU helps litigants in person, witnesses, victims, their friends, families and supporters, and other court users.

In fact, Richard Moorhead's evidence shows that litigants in person are more likely to go to a contested final hearing than parties who are represented.

With the appropriate guidance it is possible for litigants in person to have access to the legal system and achieve victory against even the most well represented opponents.

He was sued for libel by Maxwell but won the case, winning record damages for a litigant in person by counterclaim.