Client Information

It is important to be prepared for meetings and court appearances. The following suggestions will help ensure that your case proceeds as smoothly as possible.

10 Suggestions for Client Intake Meeting

1. 1

   Resume

   Bring a current resume to your intake meeting. This helps us understand your background, employment history, and personal circumstances.

2. 2

   Professional License

   Bring a copy of all professional licenses you hold. Certain charges can have an impact on your professional standing.

3. 3

   Prescriptions

   Bring copies of all current medications and prescriptions. This information may be relevant to your defense.

4. 4

   Documents for Hardship License

   If applicable, bring any documentation that may support a request for a hardship or conditional license.

5. 5

   Chronology / Time Line

   Outline the events leading up to, during, and after your arrest. A detailed timeline helps us build a stronger defense.

6. 6

   Photos

   If there was an accident, bring any photos and reports related to the incident. Visual evidence can be critical to your case.

7. 7

   Traffic Tickets

   Bring all traffic tickets and charges you have received. This includes any tickets issued at the time of the arrest.

8. 8

   Come Prepared

   Write out your questions in advance. This ensures that all of your concerns are addressed during the meeting.

9. 9

   Character Reference Letters

   Compile a list of individuals who can provide character reference letters on your behalf. These letters can have a meaningful impact on your case.

10. 10

    Review Law Office Website

    Familiarize yourself with our website and the information available. This will help you better understand the legal process and come prepared with informed questions.

Client Considerations for Court Appearances

1. 1

   Be on Time for Court

   Arrive early to your court appearance. Being late can reflect poorly on you and may result in additional legal complications.

2. 2

   Bring Your File to Court

   Always bring your complete case file and any documents provided by our office to every court appearance.

3. 3

   Understand the Purpose of Your Court Appearance

   Make sure you understand why you are appearing in court and what to expect. If you have questions, contact our office before your scheduled appearance.