When meeting with a child custody solicitor for the first time, it’s important to bring several key documents. These may include identification, such as a passport or driving licence, and any relevant court documents regarding custody arrangements. Additionally, gather any evidence that supports your position, like communication records or details about your child's routine and welfare. Having this information ready can help your solicitor understand your situation better and provide tailored advice. Don’t hesitate to ask your solicitor in advance if there’s anything specific they would like you to prepare.