I did not answer the rogs or admits in the time designated. Hence, attorney has sent motion to court to compel. Hearing is set for 9-03-08. Is it too late to answer both? I need to know the proper way (if there is one) to submit my answers. Can I just answer right on the attorney's 'rogs and admits reqest forms' (alongside their questions...signed) and then submit by fax? Also, do I need to file copies of those answered forms with court? As you can see by the hearing date, I need info pronto. Please respond!
Rogs say that they are to be answered under oath. what does this mean? Do I have to have answers notarized or verified in some fashion?

check your court RCPs, they will tell you the method ciscovery must be answered. Other than that, you should probably get an attorney on the 2nd.

Did you know you can object to any interrogatory and notice to admit?All answers should be notorized and sent cmrrr.You should send answers to both the court and plaintiff.

Didn't you ask this some time back? Usually if you didn't answer the admissions when you were supposed to, they are admitted. Usually this means you lose. Sometimes people try to get them unadmitted. When making that argument, it might be better to have answered before the hearing than not answered at all, but I really have no idea.


Do they have notary language on them?

Okay, if I lose by not answering admissions...then why appear at hearig...only to be fined (plaintiff's attorney seeking $900 sanctions). If I do not show then I just default or lose (no fines). Which in my case may be the least expensive way to go. Because my income is Judgement exempt. And if it is an either-or situation as exclaimed...then I choose not to appear.The only thing I fear is a warrant for my arrest for not appearing for this hearing (slated for 9-03-08). And if I presume that I have lost case by not answering adms, then I also will not go to trial
set for 10-03-08.
What good will it do to show up for hearing (only to be compelled and fined) if I have lost anyway. Please respond quickly! Thank You!

If you show up at the hearing with your answers to the admissions and plead ignorance, the judge may not award sanctions. Otherwise you are screwed.

At this point, I have not found out the proper format to submit answers (even in court). If it were up to me; I would submit answers to rogs and admits on a plain type-written paper. But I am afraid the Judge will not allow it that way. And if by the word screwed...you mean I lose; I already know that. I need more in depth knowledge from someone with experience or thorough knowledge. I.E, if no show...what possibilties follow? And how imminent would a warrant for my arrest be? You see I can lose case...then move out of jurisdiction...process starts all over again. Let them chase me if they like. For me (considering my Judgement Proof situation) it might be more practical to no-show (at heaing and trial) than to appear and have sanctions levied upon me. I.E., at this point same outcome...less leg work.

I never answered interrogotories was sent a letter if i did not reply they would seek a motion to compel.I sent my answer and never heard from them after 2 months still waiting.

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Thanks for sharing that Peeper. In my case though, a hearing date was indeed set to address that motion. Checked online (using case # at court website) to find that a motion had been issued. Do not know particulars since I skipped hearing. BTW, if you have not already...you might want to check the status of your case on your court's website.