When you talk to your lawyer, the law protects that conversation. It is called attorney-client privilege, and it exists so you can speak freely, share the full picture, and get honest advice without worrying that your words will be used against you later. But that protection comes with a condition: you have to keep the conversation confidential. Share it with
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