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My husband's ex-wife has taken us back to court 7 times in the past 7 years. We have presented proof at our last child support modification hearing that she perjurered herself and mislead the court on numerous occasions regarding child care expenses. She received Non-AFDC child care grants that she did not have to repay. She told the court that they were far less than what she actually received, and told the court that her costs were higher than what they actually were, requiring my husband to reimburse for out of pocket costs that did not occur. When we presented our documentation at the child support modification hearing, the magistrate quashed our subpoenas at the request of the custodial parent. We were told that we had to file a seperate motion on that issue. What does quashing the subpoenas mean in relation to the information attained by them? A lot of our information is no longer kept on record by those we subpoenaed. Are we out of luck? We are in Minnesota.