Photos are easier to evaluate when the reviewer can tell what each file shows, when it was created and where it came from. Keep the original files available and use a separate working copy for labels or presentation.
This guide helps arrange selected material for review. It does not determine what evidence is required, authentic, relevant or admissible.
Copy the original files into a preserved folder before resizing, marking or converting anything. Original files may contain useful date, device and location metadata, although metadata alone does not establish what happened.
Give each working copy a unique number and record a neutral description, the known date, the source device or person and any related event or document.
Organization helps an attorney review the collection; it does not determine relevance, authenticity or admissibility. Confirm local requirements with a licensed attorney or the appropriate official court resource.
A practical, review-first way to organize divorce-related documents, financial records, communications and court papers before sharing them with an attorney.
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