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How to choose the correct Solictor for your case
The more preparation you do before the interview, the more you'll get out of it:
Write down all the questions that you want to ask, and bring
the list along to the meeting.
Get together all the relevant paperwork you'll need in your
meeting.
Try to get these papers in order, by organising the letters or documents
by date, for example. This will make it easier for your solicitor to understand
your situation and advise you more quickly.
If you are planning to take someone with you, either to offer moral support
or to help remember what's said, mention this when making the appointment.
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