Serving Subpoenas In Missouri

Summary

In Missouri, subpoenas can be served after filing the petition and summons. Ensure the subpoena is court-issued and serve it on the registered agent during business hours. Theres no strict time frame, but timely service is essential. Always check local court rules or consult an attorney for specific guidance.

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I'm suing a large bank corporation as a pro se litigant in Saint Louis county mo. I want to have the process server serve the registered agent with a subpoena but am unsure of the correct way to do so.is there a certain time frame after a petition and summons that this can be served
Hi Lindsey! In Missouri, subpoenas can typically be served after the petition and summons have been filed with the court. Here are some general guidelines:
- Ensure the subpoena is properly issued by the court.
- Serve it on the registered agent during regular business hours.
- There's no specific time frame, but timely service is crucial.
If you need more detailed guidance, feel free to ask!
the bank was served June * and we are wanting to subpoena July 2n giving the bank until July *
To serve a subpoena in Missouri:
- Ensure it's issued by the court.
- Serve it on the registered agent during business hours.
- While there's no strict time frame, ensure all deadlines in your case are met.

It's always good to double-check with local court rules or consult an attorney for specific advice. Do you need more information on serving the subpoena or anything else related to your case?