If a document does not exist that is in a court order to produce, is the party required to "make" that document?
As part of a motion, I have a Court Order for my spouse to provide a General Ledger for her business for the last five years. My spouse's lawyer has stated that my spouse has not done a General Ledger for those years, they do not exist, and as such is not required to provide them. Does this mean there is no obligation to have them made by her accountant and the Court order has no teeth, in this instance?
