Romney Law Offices APC
will review and pursue to best advantage your litigation, business, employment
or estate planning matter. To ensure a smooth working relationship with our clients, we make the following four recommendations. Please read through them thoroughly. If you have any questions, please call us at 805-525-6631. With more than 30 years of practical legal experience you know we will represent you right.
First, disclose all facts known to you. The details make a difference.

So - to start - we ask for a chronological outline of events, copies of the documents that affect those events, and the names, addresses, telephone, fax numbers, and e-mail addresses of all people who know of, or may be affected by, the events set forth in your outline.
For example, in a business dispute we ask for all agreements (regardless of whether written or oral), letters, memos, e-mails, profit and loss statements, and any other thing that documents or even may just tend to document what happened. Please provide all there is. What seems unimportant may have a dramatic impact on the choice of the legal path to be followed.
Third, don't discuss confidential matters with other people.

If you do, you may compromise and may even destroy the protective benefit of the attorney-client privilege. In addition, you may give an advantage to others by revealing information at the wrong place and at the wrong time. And that can result in self-inflicted injury in litigation, in a business deal, or in relationships affected by estate planning and estate administration.