Attorney's Request

This service has the same purpose as a public information request: it is useful for obtaining an official answer, gathering evidence, or moving a dispute into the formal domain.

An attorney's request differs from a public information request in its scope and the fact that it is made by the attorney in the client's interest, under different legal regulations, with different possibilities and consequences for non-response.

An attorney's request can often fully resolve the client's problem. The very fact that a person has retained an attorney — signaling a firm intent to defend their rights — creates a sincere desire in counterparties to resolve the matter without resorting to legal proceedings and significantly greater financial, time, and emotional costs.