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What if the difference between poverty after divorce and a fair settlement is simply…knowing what to subpoena?
Summary: Becky explains how subpoenas function as a strategy (not a scare tactic) to surface bank records and other documents that courts and mediators need. She breaks down common mistakes, why many requests get rejected, and how to advocate for yourself—even with an attorney on your team. Her mantra: “Soften your heart, sharpen your process.”
5 key takeaways
→ A subpoena is a court-backed demand for information or appearance; it’s often the fastest way to get missing financials onto the record.
→ Precision matters: each bank/organization has its own acceptance rules; sloppy service = delays, rejections, and higher costs.
→ You can subpoena records with ...
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divorce strategy, subpoenas, hidden assets, financial records, mediation, family law, divorce advocacy, legal discovery, equitable settlement, financial transparency, women and money, pro se tips, attorney collaboration, subpoena rejection, bank subp