Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Connecticut

Re: how do i object ??

It appears from your question that you do not have an attorney and you are acting "pro se." I answer this question based upon that assumption. If you do in fact have an attorney, then I defer to your attorney for the answer since you retained her or him.

If you served a subpoena and the witness/party objects by moving to "squash it" and the witness/party did not mark it arguable...then YOU need to make it arguable. You need to mark it arguable so you can get before a judge and argue why the witness/party is not entitled to "squash" but must testify as you want him/her to. You must file a Notice to Argue with the court. Call the clerk of the superior court and he/she can assist you. All you need to do is file a paper with the caption of the court case with title of Notice to Argue and put in it what you want to do and file it.

When it comes up on the calendar mark it ready and go for it. Good Luck !