A mixed digital collection can be difficult to understand when an email refers to a photo, a text refers to a video or the files have been copied between devices. Preserve each source and use an index to show the relationships without altering the originals.
This guide helps arrange selected material for review. It does not determine what evidence is required, authentic, relevant or admissible.
Keep complete email or message exports when available, original photo and video files, and attachments in their source form. Use PDFs, screenshots or transcripts as working aids rather than replacements for the only source copy.
Give each item a stable number and note related messages, attachments or events. A short chronology can help a lawyer move between formats while keeping the underlying files separate and intact.
Confirm that files open, large videos are complete and the package contains only the intended material. Review access before sharing and ask the lawyer which secure delivery method and file formats are preferred.
FenzSafe gives you a guided place to label selected material, review the organization and prepare a clearer handoff. You stay in control before sharing.
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