Sealed at intake
Barcoded bags or cartons are checked for visible damage, sealed with tamper-evident materials, and matched to your submission record.
Jensen Guardian LLC gives attorneys a controlled off-site home for active case files, evidence files, settlement records, and client documents. Every handoff is recorded.
Get your law firm storage consultationLegal records need a clear owner, a controlled location, and a record of every movement. Our process supports your firm's retention and evidence procedures.
Storage procedures align with the intent of ABA Model Rule 1.15, with documented custody for papers, evidence, and property held for clients.
Record handling supports Kansas Rules of Professional Conduct expectations for confidentiality, care, and orderly client-file retention.
Tamper-evident packaging, restricted access, and signed transfers create a consistent record for state and federal proceedings.
Each item gets a barcode and a record. The trail stays readable.
Barcoded bags or cartons are checked for visible damage, sealed with tamper-evident materials, and matched to your submission record.
Two authorized staff members confirm the contents, identifier, condition, and destination before the item enters the vault.
Time-stamped inventory records capture check-in, location changes, authorized access, and every release request.
Request a clear custody history for internal review, deposition preparation, or a court production record.
Your team can view inventory, request retrieval, arrange pickup, and set destruction dates through one controlled portal. Office space stays available for the work in front of you.
Search by matter, client reference, barcode, or retention status before trial preparation begins.
Give the vault team clear timing and handling instructions for scheduled pickups or urgent requests.
Closed files remain archived until your firm authorizes certified document destruction.
"Jensen Guardian LLC's chain-of-custody record gave our team confidence when a high-stakes civil case turned on one evidence file."
Tell us how your firm stores case files today. We'll map the intake, retrieval, retention, and destruction steps that fit your practice.