Our commissioned notaries public can issue your subpoenas
and summonses for your pending case. All subpoenas are issued in
accordance with Massachusetts laws and the form of the subpoena will
comply with the applicable rules of court.
We specialize in drafting and
issuing the following types of subpoenas:
Subpoena
Ad
Testificandum
= (Latin for "to testify
under penalty")
a court order used to command a person to appear and give oral
testimony at a hearing or trial.
Subpoena
Duces Tecum
= (Latin for "bring with
you under penalty") a court
order used to command a person to appear and produce tangible evidence
(documents, records, photos, etc.) for use at a hearing or trial.
Deposition
Subpoena
= a court order used to command a person to
appear and testify at a deposition presided over by an officer
authorized to administer oaths (notary public, justice of the peace,
etc.). A deposition will take place outside the courtroom, usually in
an attorney's office.
Witness
Summons =
a court order used to compel a witness to appear
at Court, before a person authorized to examine witnesses (i.e.,
hearing officer), or at a deposition, to testify about what he/she
knows. Pursuant to ALM GL ch. 233, § 1, a witness
summons
is
equivalent to a subpoena.
Our Network also provides service of process. Therefore, one of our
Massachusetts Constables or a Massachusetts Process Server will be
available to serve the subpoena or summons.
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