10/02/2026
Attending a first consultation without knowing what to have prepared can make it harder than it needs to be.
Here’s what actually helps, and what I ask new clients to review before we meet: know your income, mortgage balance, a general idea of assets and debts, a rough timeline of what’s happened so far, and your three biggest worries written down; even messy notes are useful.
You don’t need this to be perfect. You just need somewhere to start!
Save this before your first meeting.
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