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1. Be prepared to spend the necessary time with your attorney to get ready.
2. Identify and have available all of the relevant documents and other records you need to prove the case.
3. Unless advised otherwise, spend time going over the facts or files so that you are very familiar with them.
4. Carefully listen to and understand any key points emphasized by your attorney.
5. Get a good night’s sleep so that you are rested and alert.
6. Dress comfortably, but appropriately, so as to make a good impression.
7. Answer only the question asked – not what you think the questioner is seeking.
8. Tell the truth.

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