Subpoena

SUBPOENA. This form is used in the State of Texas to summon an individual (witness) to appear in a court proceeding and produce certain documents or evidence. The subpoena is issued by a court and commands the recipient to attend the specified court session, provide the requested evidence, and remain until discharged by the court. The form includes the case number, names of the plaintiff and defendant, date and time of appearance, and location where the witness must appear. It also mentions the consequences of non-compliance, stating that failure to obey the subpoena may result in being held in contempt of court. The "Return of Service" section at the bottom is used by the officer or authorized person who serves the subpoena to confirm its execution and delivery. If the subpoena is not executed (served), the reason for the failure to execute is provided. Lastly, there is a section for a "Declarant/Authorized Process Server" to sign and declare under penalty of perjury that the form is true and correct, along with their identifying information. www.FormsWorkflow.com