I will start by saying that no one likes to answer discovery. I certainly would rather spend my time doing something else. However, it is a legitimate procedure and one that must be properly handled.
There is a very specific way that I will need you to provide the documents to me. Please follow these instructions very carefully. If you follow these steps exactly, it will save me a lot of time organizing your responses, saving you money because you won’t be paying me to spend hours organizing the information.
Step 1:
- Gather all of the requested documents.
- Save all documents in .pdf format.
- Save photos in .png or .jpeg format.
- Save recordings in Wave file (.wav) or MPEG Layer-3 file (.mp3) format for audio and Audio Video Interleave file (.avi) or Windows Media Video file (.wmv) format for video.
Step 2:
- Create and name an electronic file folder for each Request for Production.
- For Response to Request for Production No 1, name the electronic file folder “RFP #1.”
NOTE “RFP” is an abbreviation for Request for Production.
- For Response to Request for Production No 2, name the electronic file folder “RFP #2.”
- For Response to Request for Production No 3, name the electronic file folder “RFP #3.”
- Do the same thing for each request.
EXAMPLE:
Step 3:
- Save the individual documents into the folder. In other words, to respond to Request for Production No 1, create a file folder entitled “RFP # 1.” Then, you save all of the documents that correspond to that request in that folder.
Step 4:
Load the file folders to Google Drive, DropBox, etc., and then send me the link.
SUMMARY:
- Please carefully follow the instructions above exactly as requested.
- Please DO NOT email the documents to me as individual files spread across multiple emails.
- Please save the individual files into electronic file folders as outlined in Step 3. Then, please send me ONE EMAIL ONLY with a link to where you have uploaded the file folders.
- If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask me.
- Follow my Facebook and Oklahoma Fathers’ Divorce and Custody Blog for updates on changes in the law and other topics of interest concerning Oklahoma Divorce, Paternity, and Custody matters.
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