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Evidence Organization Checklist

Evidence that cannot be found or followed is evidence that does not count.

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Key takeaways

  • One exhibit per document, labeled sequentially.
  • Bring three copies: judge, other party, you.

Checklist

  1. 1Create an exhibit list with letter, description, date, and page count
  2. 2Label each exhibit and tab it physically
  3. 3Ensure screenshots show date, time, and sender
  4. 4Group evidence by theme: involvement, denials, communication, child's needs
  5. 5Redact other children's and third parties' private data where required
  6. 6Prepare a short note on why each exhibit matters
  7. 7Make three complete copies
  8. 8Bring originals where authenticity may be questioned

Sources

  1. [1]National Center for State Courts — Self-Help Directory

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