• Family Law Consultation Questionnaire

    Your initial consultation is a very important phase of your case. At this consultation, you will give your prospective attorney some general facts and an overview of your case.
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  • Contact Information

    Do not provide addresses, phone numbers, or emails below that the opposing party can access.
  • Emergency Contact

    Please provide contact information for someone you authorize Regent Law to contact regarding your case in the event we are unable to reach you.
  • Conflicts of Interest

  • General Case Information

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  • Employment Information

  • Miscellaneous Information

  • Acknowledgment

    By signing below and submitting this form you acknowledge the following:
    1. That any information you send us prior to formal engagement should not be confidential or otherwise sensitive information. 
    2. That submitting this form does not establish an attorney-client relationship.
    3. We cannot provide representation until we have had an opportunity to evaluate your case, including but not limited to an evaluation of whether we are in a conflict position to represent you.
    4. That third parties will not be allowed to be present during your initial consultation, subsequent meetings or calls without prior approval. If you require a third party to be present, please call our office to discuss after submitting this form.
    5. We ask that you do not sign anything with the opposing party pending your initial consultation and that you not change your living conditions (ie: move out of your residence) unless there is domestic violence.
    6. If there is domestic violence of any type and you have not already done so, call our office at 704-315-2691 and ask for a special appointment immediately. This is regardless of whether you are the victim or the alleged perpetrator of domestic violence (domestic violence is frequently and wrongfully used as leverage in a case).
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