There is an interesting conversation occurring in the E-Discovery Forum regarding how attorneys can handle e-discovery in an inexpensive manner in small cases where the parties cannot afford a computer forensic expert or the other onerous costs that can be associated with electronic discovery.

These tips may be useful to attorneys in family law cases where email, text messages, or FaceBook communications may be an issue, but often the parties don’t have much money. As family law attorneys know, money spent on e-discovery means less money available to pay the attorney’s fees.  Thus, attorneys on both sides may have an incentive to spend less money fighting over e-discovery and work out e-discovery issues in a less expensive manner.

If you have any other tips regarding inexpensive e-discovery, please add them to the conversation. Read the conversation here: Cheap E-Discovery: Inexpensive E-Discovery Tips.