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jyoung

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Just 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)
 


I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

Senior Member
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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