I am not an attorney and therefore cannot give you legal advice. That's a disclaimer I have to give - LOL!! Anyway in my state, if Interrogatories are not answered within 30 days, my attorney will send a letter to the other party or their attorney requesting that they be answered. If they are not answered within, say, 15 days after that, you can file a Motion to Compel with the court giving them 7 days in which to answer the interrogatories. The judge will sign an order to that effect. In our state/county, you have to go before the judge on motion hour. It's very standard and the judge will usually sign the order. But you have to prove that you tried to resolve the overdue answers outside of court. So, write a letter to her (you don't have to mail it certified or anything. Just keep a copy of the letter.) Check the local court rules and see what you need to do. You can call the court's office and they will tell you how to proceed.

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