A party to a case can lawfully represent him or herself, but cannot represent others without a license to practice law.

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A party to a case can lawfully represent him or herself, but cannot represent others without a license to practice law.

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In most jurisdictions, individuals can represent themselves in legal matters (pro se representation), but representing others requires a law license due to the need for legal expertise and adherence to professional standards.

A Party to a Case Can Lawfully Represent Him or Herself