Attorney & legal support
When a client tells you someone seems to know things they shouldn't, the cause is often a phone, a computer, or an account someone else can still reach. I can help, in coordination with you.
Where I can help
- Family law. Separation and divorce, where one party may still have access to the other’s phone, cloud account, shared plans, or location.
- Business disputes. Partner splits, departing employees, and sensitive negotiations, where a former insider may still have a way into email or company accounts.
- Your own practice. A review of your firm’s or your attorneys’ devices and accounts before a sensitive matter.
How I work with counsel
- We talk first. Before I touch anything, we agree on the scope of the work and what you’d like left as it is.
- Nothing changes without a plan. Removing monitoring software can alert whoever installed it, and changing settings can’t always be undone. We decide the order together.
- Clear notes. I keep careful notes of what I examined and what I changed, and the client gets a plain-language written summary.
- Your client stays in control. I explain everything to them in plain language and work at a pace that suits them.
Get in touch
Use the contact form and choose “I’m referring someone,” or have your client reach out directly. I’ll follow up to talk through the specifics.