Production of Bank Statements
Date: Thu, 08/20/2009 - 08:27
When asked for bank statements in the production of documents, I said this was unduly burdensome (2006) and that this is information they should already have in their possession.
He threatened that if I did not produce them in the ten days, he would file a motion to compel.
I have 2 questions.
One do I have to produce them, and if not, how to I defend that in court against a motion to compel?
And 2: If I do have to produce (oh the horror stories I've read about that) can I produce my personal and not my joint account. Can I just produce my personal account as the person on my joint account (spouse) is not included in the lawsuit? And quite frankly he objects to the invasion of privacy and confidentiality.
My time is running out so any info would be helpful.
Thank you!
The burden of proof is on their table. Sure they can file a mot
The burden of proof is on their table. Sure they can file a motion to compel but just because lawyers bend rules does not make it legal or just. You may want to get a lawyer involved if they are going to play ball like they are currently doing.
Actually, I am. I'm filing bankruptcy. My husband is unemployed
Actually, I am. I'm filing bankruptcy. My husband is unemployed for the second time in three years. (First time around was out of work for almost a year), and we just can't pay these. I make too much money in this state to qualify for legal aid even though I'm the only one working in a household of three.
I need to get my life back. Just stalling until I can get the paperwork and money together to file bankruptcy.