Join us for this focused webinar providing an overview of California subpoena laws governing Deposition Subpoenas for Personal Appearance—with or without records—and Subpoenas for Personal Appearance at Trial or Hearing, also with or without records. This session will help you gain a solid understanding of the procedural requirements and distinctions between these types of subpoenas, ensuring accuracy and compliance when preparing and serving them. Learn how to properly complete, serve, and enforce subpoenas to secure witness attendance and records for depositions, trials, and hearings.

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While family law is governed by its own code (the California Family Code), it technically falls into the category of civil litigation. Also, most of the general provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure and the California Rules of Court apply to family law proceedings. However, family law does have its own special set of court rules, California Rules of Court, rules 5.2 through 5.488. In this one-hour session, we will cover the basics of family law, the similarities and differences between family law and civil practice, and what the legal professional can expect when working in a family law practice setting. Calendaring and legal terminology will also be covered.

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Join us for an engaging and informative webinar that provides a comprehensive overview of the three types of subpoenas used in U.S. District Court-Records Only, Deposition Appearance, and Trial Appearance. This session will guide you through the proper preparation of a Subpoena to Produce Documents, Information, or Objects, or to Permit Inspection of Premises in a Civil Action, will ensuring full compliance with Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and U.S. District Court requirements. Learn how to properly prepare, serve, and enforce federal subpoenas to prevent common errors and avoid costly delays in federal civil cases.

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This intermediate-level session will take a deeper dive into family law, covering:

• filing procedures
• calendaring
• legal terminology
• financial disclosures
• domestic violence orders
• earnings assignments
• final judgments
• modification requests

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