OPT:
--Some attorneys want to see a lot of paperwork to understand the background of the case, whereas others don't need to see anything initially. Fill out a questionnaire from the attorney..
--Research things you don't understand. You never know which meeting is going to be particularly stressful, and you cannot always avoid asking questions that you might not think will be asked anyway..
--For example, your lawyer might tell you to bring a debt-to-income policy to cover the cost of social security and other health costs. This is good information, since costs are tight for deductible forms of income and the lawyer can help you figure out what you need to bring..
--There may be other things that need to be included in your consultation, but in most case you will not need much detail. Ideally, you should bring enough questions to have your meeting run smoothly..Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to prepare for a first meeting with your lawyer
Ask the attorney what to bring.
When you call to schedule a consultation, you should ask what you need to bring. Write down what the attorney tells you.
Answer:
Some attorneys want to see a lot of paperwork to understand the background of the case, whereas others don't need to see anything initially. Fill out a questionnaire from the attorney.