My Friend's soon to be x subpoenaed me for my bank records

[sorrygal2]

My friend is getting a divorce. His wife must think he and I have money together. She had her lawyer send, by U.S. mail, not certified letter or registered, nothing I had to sign for. Asking me to hand over all paperwork with her husband's name on it, not limited to but they did ask specifically if we had a joint credit card, loan, or bank account together. I don't have anything to do with her soon to be x-husband anymore. I don't see or talk to him, let alone any finances tied up with him. Do I have to do anything with this letter from her lawyer or can I ignore it since there are no such records of any kind with him name on it in my possession?

 

[lwpat]

Best thing to do is to answer like you just have.

 

[sorrygal2]

thanks for your answer

I appreciate your response.
I've never used this website before, are you a law professional? Some comments on the website I've noticed state "not a lawyer" so I was wondering. Also
if I respond to the paper work they sent me I'm not sure how to do so. The person serving it checked a box "not a registered CA process server". So is it really official? There are also 2 boxes as a choice they are labeled #1 I object to the production of all of my records specified in the subpoena or #2 I object only to the production of the following specified records. In my case I am not really objecting I just don't have any such records so how do I present that kind of answer to the "deposition subpoena for production of business records" ? Do I just write a letter stating I have no such papers and sign it?

 

[lwpat]

Not having seen the paperwork I have no idea whether it is valid but I would assume so. If there is room simply add a line or either attach a letter as an addendum.

 

[sorrygal2]

Thank you, I think that is what I will do.