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Can I get a subpoena for sunpass records?

September 22, 2013

[dropcap type=”circle” color=”#ffffff” background=”#555555″]Q[/dropcap] My ex is accusing me of not allowing her to have our son until 6:30pm on his birthday and that he went to bed at 8:30pm. Our Mediation agreement says that the child should have 3 hours with the parent that is not exercising time on his birthday. However, she did in fact pick up our son around 1:30 that day not 6:30. Is it possible to get a subpoena for her sunpass record for this day?

[dropcap type=”circle” color=”#ffffff” background=”#ef7f2c”]A[/dropcap] In what forum is she accusing you? Has she filed a motion for noncompliance? You may actually be able to subpoena her records but you can also simply file a request for production for the Sunpass records, which she will then have 30 days to produce.

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Vanessa_Vasquez De Lara Divorce Attorney

Vanessa Vasquez de Lara is a Miami divorce lawyer, author, and legal commentator with more than 20 years of experience helping families navigate divorce, child custody disputes, and complex family law matters throughout Florida. She is the founder and managing partner of Vasquez de Lara Law Group, one of the largest family-law-only firms serving Miami-Dade and Broward counties, with a team of attorneys dedicated exclusively to divorce and family law.

A graduate of the University of Miami School of Law, Vanessa has been recognized for her professional excellence by being named to the Super Lawyers list every year since 2016. She is also the author of the bestselling book “The Florida Man’s Guide to Getting Divorced” which provides practical insight into the legal, financial, and personal realities of divorce in Florida.

Fully bilingual in English and Spanish, Vanessa is frequently invited to provide legal commentary on family law issues in national media, including appearances on NBC and Univision’s Despierta América.

Beyond her legal work, Vanessa is the founder of the Ricky Supreme Scholars Foundation, created in honor of her brother who lost his life to gun violence. Through the foundation, she provides scholarships to high school students to help them pursue higher education and build brighter futures.

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