Legal Question in Family Law in Pennsylvania
Rules for Subpoena's
I am a pro se defandant in a 7 1/2 year litigious, acrimonius divorce.
In my state R.C.P 4009.24 state that I must serve a notice of intent to serve a subpoena 20 days in advance of the service date, referring to R.C.P 4009.21 which states ''A party seeking production from a person not a party to the action shall give written notice to every other party (Does this mean my estranged spouse and/or her attorney?) of the intent to serve a subpoena at least twenty days before the date of service.
Does this mean to serve a police department a subpoena for records I must notify them in advance that I am going to serve them a subpoena?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Rules for Subpoena's
no, you have misread it. you must serve notice to every other PARTY, which would be your wife. she will have the opportunity to object. the police department is not a party to your action. they will only get the actual subpoena, provided that your wife's attorney does not timely object to it.
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