Is there a time limit for a response to a Motion to Quash Subpoena?

[Star Light]

Jurisdiction

Florida

Is there a time limit for a response to a Motion to Quash Subpoena?

I filed a subpoena duces tecum. The other party filed a Motion to Quash. Do I have a time limit to respond?

 

[Tax Counsel]

Is there a time limit for a response to a Motion to Quash Subpoena?

I filed a subpoena duces tecum. The other party filed a Motion to Quash. Do I have a time limit to respond?

There very likely is a time limit for filing your reply. What that time limit is depends on what type of court this case is being litigated in (federal district court, Florida circuit court, Florida county court, etc). So in order to answer the question, you need to tell us the court. It may also matter what kind of legal action this is.

 

[Star Light]

There very likely is a time limit for filing your reply. What that time limit is depends on what type of court this case is being litigated in (federal district court, Florida circuit court, Florida county court, etc). So in order to answer the question, you need to tell us the court. It may also matter what kind of legal action this is.

Thanks, the court is Hillsborough Circuit Court this a civil lawsuit over $15,000.

 

[adjusterjack]

Star Light, is this about the same case you wrote about two weeks ago?

Does FL Rule 1.340 (a) limit interrogatories to 30 per service or in total? · TheLaw.com

If yes, then keep ALL of your future discuss in THIS thread and don't open up any more new ones.

Meantime, it would be a good idea to explain what your lawsuit is about so we don't have to pull teeth to get the background.

 

[Tax Counsel]

Thanks, the court is Hillsborough Circuit Court this a civil lawsuit over $15,000.

Then it will matter in what division of that court the case is in, and what the case is about. If the matter is in Business Court (division L) the response time for motions is 10 days. Business Court Local Rule 3.8. I could not immediately find a rule that applies to the other divisions. For a case exceeding $15,000 you probably should have an attorney representing you on this.