Your supervising attorney, Kelly Ramsey, has asked you to draft a letter to a new client. The client, Annabelle Smythe-Jones, wants to divorce her husband, a wealthy local industrialist. Ms. Ramsey has spoken to Annabelle by telephone and set a lunch meeting for 11:45 a.m. on August 22 at the Hidden Oaks Country Club. Ms. Ramsey has asked you to reserve a conference room in the office from 2:30 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. on the 22nd, because it is possible that she and Anabelle will return to the office after lunch to continue the meeting in private. Rafael Hernandez, a family law associate for your firm, will also attend the lunch.

• What kind of letter should you draft to Anabelle?

• Is there any other correspondence you might need to draft, given these facts? Be specific.