In Florida divorce, is there any way to get information from a third party without a subpoena?
No. You have to inform him if you want to subpoena or depose a third party.
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No. You have to inform him if you want to subpoena or depose a third party.
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A subpoena cannot be sent "behind your back." Her lawyer has to give you notice that he/she intends on sending the subpoena to the third party...
You need to ask a lawyer in the other country about the effects of a prenup from Florida.
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