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Question: Personal Injury - California

Asked on 10/22/2009
My girlfriend and i were rear ended several months ago. Now its time to create a settelment demand letter. I would like to know if i could include my
girlfriend in it since i am the acting attorney in our case or should she needed to create her own? Please help...

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I am a CA lawyer.  You can represent yourself, but no one else. (doing so is considered the unauthorized practice of law).  Your girlfriend should create her own letter.  I would also recommend consulting with an attorney.  Use this web site to find a qualified lawyer.  Good luck.



  • Answered on 10/23/2009
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