What form do I use to notify the defendant of a subpoena for bank records?

Full question:

This is a small claims case that has been moved to trial. The Defendant has provided photo copies of a front of a check and the back of a prior check made out to my company. I need to get the forms for a Subpeona Duce Tecum to be served to her bank and I understand that I must also serve the defendant as well, so they can have 14 days to squash the subpeona. I just do not know which form is to be used to noyify the defendant of my action to subpeona her bank record and copy of cancelled check?

  • Category: Discovery
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  • State: Oklahoma

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FAQs

There are generally two main types of subpoenas: a subpoena ad testificandum and a subpoena duces tecum. A subpoena ad testificandum compels a person to testify in a legal proceeding, while a subpoena duces tecum requires a person to produce documents, records, or evidence. In the context of your case, you would be using a subpoena duces tecum to obtain bank records.