This decision holds that when a consumer who is not a party to the action objects to disclosure of his personal records pursuant to a party’s subpoena on a third-party witness under CCP 1985.3(g), the subpoenaing party must move to enforce the subpoena over the consumer’s objection within 20 days after service of the objection, as provided in CCP 1985.3(g). The longer 60-day period for seeking to compel production of documents pursuant to a deposition subpoena under CCP 2025.480 does not apply. Failure to bring the motion within the allowed 20 days waives the subpoenaing party’s ability to overcome the consumer’s objection and obtain the personal records.