Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New Jersey

Re: Subpoena of Notes from Mortgage Lender

I am very surprised that the mortgage lender is so uncooperative. Are you involved in a lawsuit with them? Are you being foreclosed, and there is a foreclosure lawsuit going on?

To answer your question: a subpoena is a legal document that a party involved in a lawsuit can issue to another party or witness in that lawsuit. You can subpoena documents. There are strict limits on when subpoenas can be used, and court Rules that must be followed concerning subpoenas.

Your question is clearly part of a much larger issue. I strongly suggest you find an attorney who has experience in litigation and real estate matters, and get some legal advice.

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