Nevitt v. Nevitt

How courts have described this case

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• holding that although trial courts may not take unfair advantage of pro se litigants, the trial court is not responsible for offering affirmative help to those appearing pro se
• “Although we will not permit unfair advantage to be taken of one who acts as her own attorney, it is not the trial court’s responsibility to offer affirmative help to a pro se litigant.”
• “Although we will not permit unfair advantage to be taken of one who acts as her own attorney, it is not the trial court's responsibility to offer affirmative help to a pro se litigant.”
• reviewing trial court's decision regarding nominee for abuse of discretion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).