Circuit Court Probate Division Rules Table of Contents
When a statute requires notice of the taking of depositions
to be given to the adverse Party, it may be given to such Party or to the
Party's Attorney of record. In cases where the action is in the name of a
nominal Party and the Petition, Motion, Pleading, or docket discloses the real
Party in interest, notice shall be given either to the real Party in interest or
to the Attorney of record. Notices given pursuant to this Rule may be given by
mail or by service in hand. If a subpoena duces tecum is to be served on the
deponent, the notice to the adverse party must be served before service of the
subpoena, and the materials designated for production, as set out in the
subpoena, must be listed in the notice or in an attachment.