1.Maria believes David has been seeing his girlfriend Brittney for almost a year. She suspects, but has no proof, that he has a secret e-mail account and that's how they communicate. She has searched his computer but found nothing. She can't find any evidence on his phone but she's sure he deletes everything to prevent her from knowing. Review pg. 481 and tell the attorney you work for the type of evidence you would recommend be acquired.?

page 481: explanation:

Request for production of documents and electronically stored information. As part of the discovery process, a party may seek to review documents in the possession or under the control of the other side. To access the documents, a party serves a request for production of documents that details what is to be made available for inspection. The term 'document" is usually defined in the request, and liberal, all-encompassing definitions are the norm. The request also specifies the time, place, and manner of production. Commonly, production is made at the office of the requesting attorney. The requesting party then has the right to make copies of the documents that he or she wishes to retain. A party may also enter onto land or other property in the possession or control of the other side for the purpose of inspection, although court permission may be needed for this. This is not done routinely in divorce case, but could be important where, for example, the value of a professional practice or a closely held corporation is at issue.