Proper Process for Discovery

[troutette]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? FL

I have strong reason to believe that my ex is witholding income from his financial affidavit. When I initially filed suit, I also served him with interrogatories (mostly about financial issues)

I have since found out that he has been breaking our final judgment by taking my daughter to places he is ordered not to.

My question is can I now legally request him to answer more questions, even though I already sent initial interrogatories? I heard something about possibly providing strictly yes or no questions for him to answer. If I can, do I request through his attorney or do I need to offically file something.

 

[Gracie3787]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? FL

I have strong reason to believe that my ex is witholding income from his financial affidavit. When I initially filed suit, I also served him with interrogatories (mostly about financial issues)

I have since found out that he has been breaking our final judgment by taking my daughter to places he is ordered not to.

My question is can I now legally request him to answer more questions, even though I already sent initial interrogatories? I heard something about possibly providing strictly yes or no questions for him to answer. If I can, do I request through his attorney or do I need to offically file something.

I will offer the same advice as on the other site- you need to hire an attorney. You are fighting a losing battle due to your attitudes, and maybe with an attorney you MIGHT be able to keep yourself out of trouble.