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: Rhode Island Divorce TipsRhode Island Divorce Lawyer | Attorney Christopher Pearsall on "Family Court Subpoena Power"
By Christopher Pearsall
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Presumably a subpoena holds just as much power in the Rhode Island Family Court as it does in the Rhode Island Superior Court. However after eight (8) years in practice I have learned that there are differences in the power of a subpoena in the Family Court system.
First, however, let me be clear that the difference in the amount of power a subpoena has or may appear to have in any given legal proceeding has nothing to do with the Rhode Island General Laws or the Rhode Island Procedural r read more
Full post as published by Rhode Island Divorce Tips on April 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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