First consultation
How to prepare an online legal consultation
Who this helps
A few practical checks help you spend the appointment discussing your situation. This guide applies to remote consultations across the firm’s practice areas.
What to prepare
You can attend even if documents are missing. Flag any deadline or urgent notice at the time of booking.
Essential to explain your situation
- Appointment confirmation, time and time zone if you are outside Spain.
- A device with a camera or microphone and a stable connection.
- A private place and your list of questions.
Useful if already available
- Legible documents ordered by date with clear filenames.
- A contact telephone number in case the connection fails.
Only if requested and relevant
- Sending documents through a channel agreed with the firm beforehand.
Questions to take to the appointment
- How do I join and what should I do if the connection drops?
- Which documents should we review during the call?
- How will I receive guidance on the next steps?
Common preparation mistakes
- Joining from somewhere other people can overhear.
- Sharing public links containing personal documents.
Final checklist
Tick items on this page or print this checklist. Selections are not sent or saved.
This guide helps you prepare an appointment. It does not determine the outcome of a matter or replace individual legal assessment. Do not send sensitive documents through public forms or links.