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I don't know what you mean if there isn't a "court ordered custody plan." Were they married? If they were, the dissolution Decree should...
He has all the rights of a parent, and he can bring an action to establish paternity, custody, visitation, and support. He also has the right to...
This is a contract issue. It will depend on what your contract says. Talk to an attorney competent in this area of the law in Iowa.
After your dissolution, you have two legal avenues (in Iowa) to address things that aren't working. First, is modification. This clearly is not a...
This is a complicated situation, and there's not an easy answer, especially on the scant facts you have given. Were the parents married? Was there...
No. A default is a default. Unless the lender wants to cut you some slack, the lender would have the right to foreclose.
Two things. First, this is not uncommon for there to be a dispute about something post-decree based on some unintended or overlooked consequence. ...
You probably do not have the right to repossess the truck unless the buyer signed something saying you have a security interest in the car. If it...
This question does not have near enough facts to determine whether the document would be admissible under the Iowa rules of evidence. Without even...
No. Two things trigger Miranda, and the right only potentially applies to bar statements that are presumed to be given under compulsion. The...
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