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depositionJust received a re-notice of taking of oral deposition for myself, my fiance and my boss by my ex's attorney. These depo's had been postponed from earlier this summer before the Oct 1 trial had been postponed to December. Question is, my fiancee and boss both received a small check to reimburse mileage, I did not. As the Respondent in the case do the rules require them to pay me as well. and if so and they neglected what recourse do I have. Can I not show up or should I file a motion to quash the subpoena? thanks (florida by the way)
__________________ ...not a lawyer but I play one in court....: “Both Husband and Wife shall encourage and foster the love and affection between child and the parents. Neither party shall in any way impede, obstruct, or interfere with the other’s companionship with the child, and neither of them shall in any way disparage or criticize the other parent or allow anyone to do so in the presence of the child.” Violators velle jaculare |
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| My response: No. As a party litigant, you're not entitled to any payment. They, on the other hand, received subpoenas as non-party deponents and are, therefore, entitled to a Statutory set rate, plus mileage reimbursement. IAAL |
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