Summary
You can issue subpoenas pro se in Texas by providing the bank with a copy, paying reasonable expenses, and ensuring the subpoena is issued under a case in which youre a party. Generally, court permission is not needed unless the other party objects. If banks do not comply, they can face penalties, and you can ask the court to enforce the subpoena. Legal documents must be physically taken to the court for the judges signature. To add an LLC as a party to a lawsuit, file an amended petition and follow court rules. Consult a legal professional for personalized advice.Full Conversation
Do i need court permission to do so?
In Texas, you don't generally need court permission to issue a subpoena. However, if the other party objects, the court may need to make a decision. Also, certain privacy rules may apply. Always consult a legal professional for advice.
what if banks do not comply?
If banks in Texas do not comply with a subpoena:
- Banks can face penalties or fines.
- You can ask the court to enforce the subpoena.
- The court may hold the bank in contempt.
Always consult with a legal professional for advice.
the court coordinator emailed me saying "All Orders must be personally walked through for signature. " What does it mean?
The phrase "All Orders must be personally walked through for signature" typically means that any legal documents, such as orders or motions, must be physically taken to the court and presented to the judge for their signature, rather than submitting them electronically or by mail.
i filed the motion for substitute service with court in tarrany county. Do i need to go in court in person to have it signed by the judge?
Yes, based on the court coordinator's message, you would need to physically take the motion for substitute service to the court in Tarrant County, Texas, to obtain the judge's signature.
I want to file an amended petition. In previous suit LLC as party that is owned by the same person who is subject of the suit
Are you looking to add the LLC as a party to the amended petition, or are there other changes you wish to make? Also, are you asking about the process or any potential legal implications of doing so in Texas?
I want to add the LLC as a party to the suit. What is the process? Can i do it pro se?
In Texas, you can add a party to a lawsuit by filing an amended petition. Here's the general process:
- Draft the amended petition, including the LLC as a party.
- File it with the court and serve all parties.
- Follow court rules for obtaining a judge's signature.
Yes, you can do it pro se, but it's advisable to consult with a legal professional.
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