EVIDENCE LOCKER DOCUMENTATION GUIDE
Bring a clear record to a difficult conversation.
Build a factual timeline of dated notes, messages and supporting files to discuss disputed or false allegations with your family law attorney.
Start with the specific claim
Identify the date or event in dispute. Keep what the allegation says separate from your own recollection. Gather relevant records you already have, such as messages, appointment details or parenting-time notes, without assuming one item tells the entire story.
Preserve context, including inconvenient details
Keep original files and complete conversations. Do not change a record to make it stronger or omit context that may affect its meaning. Dated journal entries document your account; they are not independent verification that an allegation is true or false.
Create a PDF timeline for review
In Evidence Locker, organize entries and attachments, choose the relevant date range and preview a PDF report. Share it with your attorney to help explain the sequence of events. Keep originals available alongside the report.
Let qualified professionals assess the response
A documentation app cannot determine credibility or guarantee dismissal of an allegation, custody or any other outcome. Ask your attorney how the records relate to your case and what requirements apply before submitting materials to a court.
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