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Subject Interrogatories

Date
Sun Jun 28 2009 09:05

Author Maury D. Beaulier

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The Judge is not involved in the discovery process unless there is a problm. A party discusses and arranges for the deposition time and place with the other side, hires a court reporter and makes sure that there is a facility available to conduct it. They then serve a notice of deposition and, in seome cases, a subpoena.
If interrgatories are served, they are to be answered in 30 days. If they are not answered or if the answers are incomplete, you make a second demand. If they are still not provided a Motion to Compel is filed with the court.
I am not sure what you mean about having them drafted. They cannot be drafted unless the person drafting them has a full understanding of the case and the issues. General interrogatories are possible, but they are not always relevant.
We can discuss what is possible, call 612.240.8005.
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