Being served with a subpoena or a notice of deposition can be unsettling, especially if you are not directly involved in the divorce or family law case in question. But significant others, grandparents, social workers, and other third parties may unexpectedly find themselves drawn into divorce litigation, facing the prospect of providing testimony, documents, or other evidence. Understanding your rights and obligations in these situations is essential to both protecting your interests and following the law.
At Weiss-Kunz & Oliver, LLC, we help third parties who are subpoenaed or deposed in legal cases. Whether you have been asked to testify, submit records, or appear in court, our Illinois family law attorneys are here to guide you through the process.