Dominic has been served with a set of interrogatories by his wife's attorney. His wife has filed for divorce and an equitable division of their property. One of the questions asks for details pertaining to an embezzlement scheme in which he has allegedly been involved for several years. He was recently arrested and charged with several offenses relating to that scheme and faces several years in
prison. In refusing to respond to this question, which of the following objections is he most likely to raise?
A) The request is unduly burdensome.
B) The request is not relevant to the issues in the case.
C) The information requested is protected by the attorney-client privilege.
D) He has a Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination
D
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