The New York Amended Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases (Supersedes Order filed June 23, 1995), Oct 1, 1996, is a set of guidelines outlining the procedures for the handling of civil cases when a party is representing themselves (pro SE) in New York State Supreme Court. The plan includes provisions for the court to appoint an attorney to assist pro SE litigants, as well as provisions for providing guidance and resources to pro SE litigants. The plan also establishes a process for the court to appoint a Law Guardian to represent the interests of minors in family law cases. The New York Amended Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases (Supersedes Order filed June 23, 1995), Oct 1, 1996, includes the following types of provisions: • Appointmencoursesse— - Guidelines for when the court should appoint an attorney to represent a pro SE litigant. • Resource— - Guidelines for providing pro SE litigants with access to legal resources to help with their case. LaGuardiaia— - Provisions for appointing a Law Guardian to represent a minor’s interests in family law cases. • JudiciaInterventionio— - Guidelines for when the court should intervene to ensure the pro SE litigant is receiving adequate representation. • CourtrooConductuc— - Guidelines for acceptable courtroom conduct by pro SE litigants. • CasManagementen— - Guidelines for how the court should manage pro SE cases.