A notice to attend court is a formal document requiring an individual to appear before the court on a specified date. These notices may take various forms depending on the type of proceedings, including witness summonses, orders for examination (such as N39 orders ), and general notices requiring attendance.
Because failure to attend court can have serious consequences — including committal proceedings — it is important that these notices are served properly and that there is clear evidence of service.
At Tracenet Legal Services, we serve court attendance notices for solicitors, litigation teams, creditors, and other professional clients across England and Wales.