My motion to dismiss was denied on 2/25/26. I was then required to respond to the plaintiffs requests for documents and interrogatories. I responded with everything I could provide. I also sent them my requests for documents and interrogatories. Certificates were filed with the court as well. On April 19th it will be 30 days since they received what they asked me for and my request for proof/document from them (verified via return receipt). Technically, I guess they have till Sunday to respond. What are my next steps if they plaintiffs attorney doesn't respond within the 30 days?
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brian · April 20, 2026
Not quite sure what you are saying but is it that you sent them discovery requests they failed to answer in 30 days? You then send a letter reminding them (you do this for the court really in creating a paper trail). They will either blow you off or send you crap. Then a letter outlying all the lack of response and evasiveness again for the court but placing them on notice of your right to do a motion to compel. That's probably where it is heading so stay focused on that. Set them up. Then file a motion to compel on only the important stuff you want. See all my videos on this and ParkerGPT is set up to do all this. Just check the work. Good luck.
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