Can A Friend Or Family Member Accompany Me To An Examination For Discovery?

Posted on Mar 9, 2022

A friend or family member may accompany you to an Examination for Discovery, but in most cases they will not be allowed to sit in on the actual Examination for Discovery. They would have to wait for you in the waiting area of the office where the discovery is taking place.

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