Legal Question in Family Law in California

If a family law case is filed in court, a litigant has the right to subpoena the records that he/she believes are relevant to the issues, or are likely to lead to the discovery of relevant evidence. The party also would have to serve a notice to consumer on the person(s) whose records are being sought. That party might object to the production of those records, however. That's when an attorney's assistance would be invaluable.