I will draft a divorce request for production of documents
Expert US Family Law Document Preparation
About this Gig
Demand the Documents You're Entitled To in Your Divorce
A successful divorce settlement is built on facts, and the facts are in the documents. To get a fair outcome, you need proof of income, assets, and debts. A Request for Production of Documents is the formal legal tool used to compel your spouse to hand them over.
As a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar #264330), I will draft a comprehensive, strategic Request for Production that is tailored to your specific case. I go far beyond generic templates, creating specific categories of documents designed to leave no stone unturned.
My professionally drafted request will demand key documents like:
- Bank, credit card, and investment account statements.
- Tax returns (personal and business).
- Pay stubs and employment contracts.
- Business profit & loss statements (Standard/Premium).
- Real estate, trust, and loan documents (Premium).
Don't let your spouse control the flow of information. A formal, thorough request demonstrates that you are serious and organized, often leading to a more favorable and timely settlement.
Order now to get a powerful legal tool drafted by a U.S. attorney to secure the financial evidence you need.
Field of law:
Family
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is a Request for Production (RFP)?
An RFP is a formal discovery request in a lawsuit that asks the opposing party to produce specific categories of documents for review. It is a standard and essential part of the divorce process.
How is this different from your Interrogatories gig?
Interrogatories ask questions that require written answers. A Request for Production demands actual documents (e.g., the bank statement itself, not just a question about the bank account). They are often used together.
What do I do with this document after you draft it?
You must formally "serve" the document on the opposing party according to your local court rules. This service covers the drafting of the request only.
Does ordering this gig create an attorney-client relationship?
No. This is a limited-scope document preparation service (also known as an unbundled legal service). I am drafting a specific legal document for you, not providing legal advice or representation.
Can't I just ask my spouse for the documents informally?
You can, but a formal Request for Production carries legal weight. If the party fails to produce the requested documents, you can ask the court to compel them, which you cannot do with an informal request.

