answering interrogatories? questions!!

Well if they are court stamped you pretty much have to answer them. However, since the debt is not yours, then there is no reason for them to have that information. You could answer it: Will not divulge due to this debt not being mine and the company not needing my personal information. However the judge may force you to answer it.

You best bet is to answer any general questions pertaining to you, but anything even remotely about the debt in question you answer with: Insufficient information or documentation to answer this interrogatory.

I have been trying to find out what I could do to force a law firm that is sueing me to answers some questions.is that what interrogatories are? Questions I can make the law firm answer? Can someone please explain the process and what form I use and how do I file it?I was told by clerk of court a lawyer representing me had to file it yet I can't afford a lawyer. Just to explain.I am being sued over CC debt.I did get served legit papers today.Never got any validation of debt instead 2 days after they got my VD request they filed the claim against me.I need some questions answered to help my case cause they ignored my VD requests and for one answering date of last payment will show SOL has run out,answering to validation of debt will show they cannot validate it, and some other questions.I have yet to write my written response to the judgement so do I include questions in it, or what?

JUST RECEIVED LIST OF 10 INTERROGATORIES.I HAVE A JUDGEMENT AGAINST MYSELF FOR $4,360.86. I CANNOT PAY IN LUMP SUM. IS IT TO LATE TO MAKE SOME PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS OR WHAT SHOULD BE MY NEXT STEP

If you received interrogatories, how would they have a judgment against you already?

You can call the attorney for the party that is suing you, see if you can work something out if they drop the suit.

Are they interrogatories or are they asking for bank and asset information? If a judgement has already been awarded, then this may be an effort to enforce. What state do you live in?

I failed to appear in court for a hearing involving debt I owe to a credit card company, in the amount of $10,000. I just received 4 copies of Interrogatories from the law firm and have no idea how to fill them out. I would also like to know if I can just discard them or must they be completed and returned to the them. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I settled with someone and now they are coming back trying to get more money from me. They are asking for ssn and bank account statements in interrogatories. I was going to object to those answers stating the case was settled. Is this oki?

@boom slang: you will "pretty much" refrain from that kind of language on this forum.

To the previous poster, if you made a settlement agreement, did you get anything in writing? If you did, you need to present that as your defense and tell them to get lost. If you didnt get any settlement in writing, you will have a very hard time proving that they agreed to a settlement. Another place you should check is your credit reports, because a lot of CA's will report a debt as "settled for less than full amount". If this debt shows up ANYWHERE on your credit reports, no matter who the creditor is that put it there that way, it will show that you made an agreement to settle this debt already and that should pretty much close their case against you now. Good hunting and let us know what you find.