Discovery Services for Civil Litigation
Account-based assets are valued as of a date the law chooses, not the date anyone happens to ask. In lieu of a formal Subpoena Duces Tecum, a requesting attorney sends a single-use invite link. The account holder authorizes a scoped, read-only retrieval at their own institution, and can revoke it at any time.
Who needs a financial record from a past date, why an authorized API retrieval is a better record than a produced statement, and how to ask a court to permit it.
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Date of separation, date of death, date of declaration. The law names the date; the record has to supply the number.
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A produced PDF is a picture of a record, assembled by the party with the most reason to shape it. Authorized retrieval returns the record itself.
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Proportionality, authentication, and reduced intrusion, argued in the form a judge expects to read it.
Three parties take part in every request, and none of them can shortcut the other two. The account holder never shares a credential, the institution verifies before it releases anything, and the attorney receives a token rather than a login.
Civil Rule 26 .Com is developed by Broadview Family Law, a firm that values and divides account-based assets in dissolution matters every day. This service grew out of that practice.
Visit Broadview Family LawAccess is restricted to requesting attorneys and the invitees they contact. Write for details on how a request is issued.
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