How can I go about getting a divorce from an inmate?
Iowa Code Chapter 598 is the applicable law for a divorce, and Iowa Rule of Civil Procedure 1.211 lays out what is required to get a judgment...
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Iowa Code Chapter 598 is the applicable law for a divorce, and Iowa Rule of Civil Procedure 1.211 lays out what is required to get a judgment...
There are a few competing principles here. First, what does the language of your retention agreement say? From your own recitation, you state that...
Your landlord has the right of reasonable access to his property. Twenty-four hour notice is widely viewed as acceptable and, given that you left...
All the equipment on the vehicle should be working properly. Will they check those lights? Probably not, but they could.
You can sue anyone for anything. Is it a viable case? Maybe, depending on several questions: what are your damages? What were your expectations?...
If it is in the lease, maybe. If not, almost certainly no.
That depends on the app and the state. There's no way to explain to you what is legal in Iowa on the short response permitted in this forum. Its...
If she is on the lease, she is entitled to a key, whether she currently "lives there" or not.
No, but that doesn't mean DHS will just go away. They will almost certainly escalate.
You will look evasive, raise their suspicions, and almost certainly cause them to escalate the process, but yes, you *can* do that.