[KevinP73]

or at least be held for "contempt".
The back story.
A little while back a fellow motorist claimed I had backed into him in a parking lot. We exchanged insurance info at the scene and as expected he made a claim with insurance. As part of this claim I received what was explained to me as a "Discovery " questionnaire. This questionnaire had a couple questions that I refused to answer. It now seems that I have to appear in front of a Judge to either answer the questions, provide an acceptable reason why I shouldn't answer or be found in contempt.
I've made considerable effort over the years to keep personal info "off the radar" and feel that providing this information to a third party (the guy suing me not necessarily the court) would be contrary to those efforts. I find it very ironic that for all the shenanigans that I should/could be in jail for I'm getting called to the bench for refusing to answer a couple personal questions.
This could get interesting.