DOCUMENTS
Successful meetings depend on the preparation of the parties. Please make sure you bring all the completed, required documents with you to the meeting. To get started with the process, you need to fill out the following forms:
Preparing for Your Meeting
To ensure a productive meeting, each party must complete and sign the attached forms before the scheduled appointment, along with the required payment. After payment is received, I will set up a meeting with all involved parties.
Attendance Guidelines
Please note that it’s essential to keep the meeting focused. I kindly ask that you do not bring family members, friends, or new significant others, to avoid distractions. This will help everyone stay engaged in what truly matters—finding a fair resolution.
Documentation Requirements
Being well-prepared can significantly reduce the time spent during your meeting. Here’s what you need to bring based on your concerns:
For Custody Issues
If custody is a point of contention, please prepare the following documentation:
- Doctor, Dentist, or Optometrist Notes, If Applicable
- A Calendar Detailing Parenting Time Since Birth
- Relevant Texts From the Other Parent That Support Your Parenting
For Property Disputes
If property division is in question, ensure you gather essential documents such as:
- County Real Estate Tax Appraisals
- Bank Appraisals for Recently Refinanced Properties
- Vehicle Valuations From NADA or Kelly Blue Book
- Recent Bank and Investment Account Statements
- Retirement Account Statements (401(k), IRA, ESOP)
For Child Support or Maintenance Concerns
If child support or maintenance needs addressing, please provide:
- Recent Pay Stubs
- W-2s and 1099 Forms
- Copies of Income Tax Returns and Unemployment Statements
- Details of Insurance Costs for Individuals, Families, and Children