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Should I bring financial records, property instruments, copies of email conversations/telephone logs, photos or other “evidence” with me to the initial consultation?

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Should I bring financial records, property instruments, copies of email conversations/telephone logs, photos or other “evidence” with me to the initial consultation?

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You do not need to bring any such evidence with you for an initial consultation. Separate arrangements can be made for you to produce such documentation or “evidence” at a later date and time, if necessary.