Florida law for depositions

Orlando, FL Viewed 43 times. Posted 4 months ago in Litigation

Can an out of state defendant ((in name only due to being beneficiary of a trust under litigation) be forced to be deposed in Floirda ? I have no knowledge of the issues being litigated.

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Guy Scott DiMartino

This attorney is licensed in Florida and 2 other states. Posted 4 months ago.

Generally, an out of state defendant cannot be compelled to come to Florida for a deposition.

This information is being provided for educational purposes only.

Good luck.

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