** THIS IS NOT A FEDERAL PRO SE COMPLAINT FORM *****
The Guam Federal Pro Se Non-pricene— - Complaint Form is a legal document designed for individuals who wish to file a complaint in the Guam Federal Court system without legal representation (pro SE) and who are not incarcerated (non-prisoner). This form allows individuals to bring forth their grievances or claims to the court without the need for an attorney. This complaint form is specifically tailored for use in Guam's federal court system and adheres to the applicable rules and procedures of the jurisdiction. It ensures that individuals who cannot afford legal representation or choose to represent themselves have a proper platform to seek justice. The Guam Federal Pro Se Non-pricene— - Complaint Form must be filled out accurately and comprehensively, providing all the necessary details of the complaint. This includes the name and contact information of the plaintiff (the individual filing the complaint), as well as the defendants (the individuals or entities being addressed in the complaint). Additionally, the form requires a clear and concise statement of the facts surrounding the complaint, including relevant dates, events, and any supporting evidence that may be available. The complaint should explain the harm or injury suffered by the plaintiff and how the defendant is accountable, seeking a specific remedy or relief. It is important to note that while this form is designated for general complaints, there may be different variations or types of Guam Federal Pro Se Non-pricene— - Complaint Forms based on the nature of the complaint. For instance, there may be separate forms for civil rights violations, employment disputes, personal injury claims, contract disputes, or other specific legal matters. Regardless of the specific type of complaint, the Guam Federal Pro Se Non-pricene— - Complaint Form provides a standardized framework for individuals to initiate the legal process in Guam's federal court system. It empowers individuals to exercise their right to access justice, ensuring that their claims are properly considered by the court, even without legal representation.
