A custodian certification is a sworn statement authenticating records as business records, avoiding live foundation testimony.

A motion to quash asks the court to invalidate or modify a subpoena on grounds including burden, privilege, or scope.

Non-party discovery obtains documents and testimony from persons and entities that are not parties to the action.

An objection to subpoena is a non-party's written response contesting a document subpoena without moving to quash.

An out-of-state subpoena seeks discovery from a person in a different state than where the action is pending.

A records subpoena seeks documents from a non-party without requiring a personal appearance.

A subpoena is a court-authorized command requiring a person to testify, produce documents, or permit inspection, and it is the primary tool for non-party...

A subpoena ad testificandum commands a non-party to appear and give testimony at a deposition, hearing, or trial.

A subpoena duces tecum commands a non-party to produce documents or tangible things.

The UIDDA simplifies obtaining subpoenas in one state for actions pending in another through a clerk-issued process.