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| Thu, 08-10-2006 - 10:19am |
What happens if you are unable to answer some of the interogatory questions you were given by your dh?
My sister is going through a divorce and her dh wants answers to question and also receipts from a business that she owend years ago. The business is now closed.
He doesn't want the divorce and I told her that I think he is digging up all this stuff as a way to make it harder to leave.
Also, she has no access to the computer that holds all the financial info so some of the questions she can't answer cuz he won't give her the password to the area she needs.
How should she handle this?
My sister is going through a divorce and her dh wants answers to question and also receipts from a business that she owend years ago. The business is now closed.
He doesn't want the divorce and I told her that I think he is digging up all this stuff as a way to make it harder to leave.
Also, she has no access to the computer that holds all the financial info so some of the questions she can't answer cuz he won't give her the password to the area she needs.
How should she handle this?

She can just write that she is not in possession, custody or control of that information.
Also was the business operating before the marriage? Was it non-operating? She can also object to that question if that is the case because it is not relevant to discovery.
However, we have always had cpa's doing our accounting and everything was totally on the up and up. Nothing illegal ever traspired. My Dad was in biz for almost 30 years so you don't have a company doing national business and doing it illegally for all those years and never getting caught.
He is just basically a manipulative jerk and is trying everything he can to put roadblocks in the way of the divorce cause he is "embarssed" that he is getting divorced and what are all of his big time successful friends gonna think. He has flat out told her that. The problem is that my sister doesn't have much self confidence and she lets him railroad her into backing down.
I told her she just has to answer what she can and let the lawyers handle the rest.
I would tell him that she no longer has access to that since she SOLD (that being the operative word and her not being responsible for anything that happened after she sold her share) the business.... AND... if he had these kinds of concerns, why wasn't he concerned while they were married?
Karen ~ wildlucky4me ~