Turn Scattered Paperwork Into a Clear Picture Before You Talk to an Attorney
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Sound familiar?
You know you need to get organized, but you don't know where to start.
You're not sure what accounts, debts or retirement plans exist, or where the records are.
You want to use your time with an attorney well instead of spending it sorting through paperwork.
What the Prep Kit does
The free checklist tells you what to look for. The Prep Kit walks you through where to look, how to verify what you find, how to organize it, and what to ask next. Organized information can make your time with an attorney more productive.
What's Inside
Protect your information and set up a private folder system
Map what you know, what you believe, and what is missing
Find income and tax records, including free IRS transcripts
Inventory bank, retirement, investment and insurance accounts
Research real estate using official Georgia property records
Build a debt history and compare household costs
Find prior Georgia court cases and final orders
Organize parenting routines and children's expenses
Preserve texts, emails and photos the right way
Clarify unusual items without turning suspicions into facts
Build your two-page Attorney Consultation Brief
Use a directory of official Georgia resources
Bonus: the complete 50 Georgia Divorce & Family Law Terms guide.
What It Is Not
The Prep Kit is an educational and organizational tool. It does not tell you what to file, predict what a judge will do, or replace advice from an attorney about your situation.
I have practiced law since 2010, and family law is the focus of my practice. I built this kit from what I ask clients to gather in every divorce. You don't need every answer. You need a starting point and a system. This is both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question? Check out the list below, and please contact us if your question isn't answered here.
No. It is general educational and organizational information. Buying it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
No. Use the parts that apply to you. If you're short on time, start with the Attorney Consultation Brief.
Yes. It's fillable on a computer, tablet or phone, and you can print it.
Yes. The brief works for any consultation, with our firm or another.
Email info@hblawatl.com and we'll send a working copy. See the General Conditions of Sale for the refund policy.
Instant digital download. General information only; not legal advice.
Purchase does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Atlanta Divorce and Custody Law Firm, LLC
Samantha A. Holloway, Esq., Attorney responsible for this content
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