How do I request a subpoena for documents only in the state of NJ as a pro se attorney? What forms do I need?

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Anonymous Jun 19, 2012 Litigation 3 views 1 answers

I am a pro se on a civil case. My ex re open divorce case to change the separation of marital assets. using a bunch of lies to manipulate the case. I dont have funds to pay an attorney to take the full case but I wished I could have some one to help.

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Hillary Johns

Hillary Johns · Jun 15, 2026

Same way you do it as a lawyer would. If you're in pro per, you're responsible for handling your case. Send a subpoena to the place you want the records from and review the local rules of procedure as to how to proceed. To advise you how to fill out the subpoena, would be tantamount to legal advice.

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