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Originally Posted by BOBT12
If you think that the DC questions are too broad, you should look into asking the court to Quash them. The court may grant your request, if the DC's questions are overly burdensome or don't appear to reasonably lead to discovery of admissible evidence. Remember, you can also ask the DC for Request for Admissions, Interrogatories, etc. to help your case.
This is not legal advice, blah, blah, blah... This is a standing notice.
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Actually, I had him served with request for admissions.
The attorney argued that my request was untimely, that my counterclaim was improperly served, he got my subpeona declared not served.
I basically haven't been able to fight back, I'm not fast enough so I ended up on the defensive completely. It's kind of hard when you have to take off work everytime you have to respond.
I'm going to the hearing tomorrow. All I can do is ask the judge to have the attorney served then.
The worst part is the motion to compel, they actually sent me SOMEONE ELSE'S motion to compel and the judge STILL granted it.
In other words it was addressed to another person in a completely different case.
I went and tried to have it entered into the record as evidence as a certified copy but I think the dumbass clerk screwed me on that too. I see it was deleted.
I think this guy is the judges golf buddy, everything just bounces off him.
What would you do?
I think I'm going to have to rely on the supreme court ruling that the judge has to help me because this lawyer has done nothing but argue over procedures and deadlines.