Bring any documents related to your property transaction, including the purchase contract, property listing, inspection reports, and correspondence with real estate agents or the other party. If you’re selling, include your deed, recent tax bills, and any HOA or co-op documents. For commercial properties, bring leases, financial statements, and zoning information. Don’t worry if you don’t have everything – your attorney can help you gather missing documents. The most important thing is to schedule your consultation early in the process, ideally before signing any contracts. This gives your attorney the best opportunity to review terms and protect your interests from the beginning of your transaction.