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Writs are legal orders issued by the court. The five types of writing are: 

● Habeas Corpus

● Mandamus

● Certiorari

● Prohibition

● Writ of Quo-Warranto

A writ is served in order to inform the receiving party they’re being summoned to court for a specific reason.

Subpoenas:

A subpoena is a type of legal document.  It  summons a person to appear in front of a court officer to provide information regarding a legal matter. It may be served by a process server in Puerto Rico. 

The two types of subpoenas in American courts are: 

• Subpoena ad testificandum.

• Plaintiff and subpoena duces tecum.

Complaint:

Complaints are written statements that outline a legal case against a party. A case in any type of court – family, criminal, or civil, for example – begins with a complaint.

Summons:

A summons is a written order, often delivered with a complaint and delivered by a process server in Puerto Rico, that informs an individual of their need to appear in court before a judge or magistrate.

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