pro se litigant
How does a pro se litigant get a fact witness deposed. Does this have to be done through a subpoena or can he notice the defendants just as an attorney does?
Re: pro se litigant
If the witness is a party to the lawsuit, you serve a notice of deposition. For a non-party, you have to get the clerk of the court to sign a subpoena for the deposition, and serve the notice of deposition on the witness (with the subopoena) and on all parties to the lawsuit who are entitled to notice.
Re: pro se litigant
If the witness is a party to the lawsuit, you serve a notice of deposition. For a non-party, you have to get the clerk of the court to sign a subpoena for the deposition, and serve the notice of deposition on the witness (with the subopoena) and on all parties to the lawsuit who are entitled to notice.
