In 2016, IAALS is ten years old. In dog years, seventy. In the world of start-ups, ten years marks a watershed; eighty percent of start-ups have already failed by now. To the contrary, today IAALS is thriving.
We are so proud of what we have… MORE
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General Information and Materials
Panel 1 State Projects
Panel 2 Federal Projects
Panel 3 Simpler Cases
Panel 4 Proportionality and Beyond
Panel 5 Intersection of Cooperation
Panel 6 Role of Lawyers… MORE
Stemming from the Cases Without Counsel project, IAALS has numerous recommendations for how courts, legal services providers, and communities can best serve self-represented litigants in family cases. The resources listed here… MORE
On December 1, 2015, significant amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure went into effect focused on cooperation, proportionality, and early active judicial case management. A new Rule 37(e) addressing sanctions related to the failure to… MORE
While the factors contributing to the growing numbers of self-represented litigants are complex, the cost of obtaining an attorney is a prime motivator. In response to this changing reality, legal professionals are increasingly exploring alternative… MORE