I have also done an ordinary lawsuit by myself without a lawyer and won the case against a real lawyer and got the amount of claim, court costs and everything as sued. The judgment was a victory, but the other party didn't pay the amount after that, so I executed a compulsory execution and got the prescribed amount of money. I did the enforcement by myself. At first, I prosecuted the case in small claims court, but it became an ordinary lawsuit because of the other side's claim. In addition, I was transferred to the other side's court, but I still fought against it. As a result, the argument of this side was admitted, and the court was done in the court which our side requested. Therefore, the amount of money was not a lot to begin with (although it is not a small amount for me), and it was a trial with a small cost-effectiveness even if I won if I put a lawyer and went to court. Moreover, if I had a lawyer do the compulsory execution, there might have been almost no profit if I was not good at it. Because the other party is a general stock company, the judgment record remains, of course, and because the corporate account of the bank was seized in the compulsory execution, I might have lost the credit from the bank and the public furthermore. The court official taught me the court procedure carefully so that even a layman may understand it. During the transfer process, there were times when it was difficult for me to do it on my own, and once I had an attorney prepare a document and send it to the court. That was the only time I needed a lawyer's help, and I did everything else by myself. Even so, the lawyer's fee was about 20,000 yen. I think that the strategy of the other party's lawyer was to make the procedure complicated, from a small-claims suit to an ordinary lawsuit, and further to transfer procedure, and further to compulsory execution, so that I raised my voice and the other party aimed at settling the case on favorable terms. I saw through it and did not accept any of the other party's settlement proposal and went through with it at the end. My impression is that, if it is a simple civil trial, you can do it in person, but you still need to be flexible and rely on your lawyer where you need to rely on your lawyer, and you need to ask the court staff where you need to ask. If it's a winnable case, the trial is dogged.
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