If you want to enforce a court order, you'll need to file an application for rule to show cause, or what is called the contempt process.

The state decides whether to bring or drop charges, not you. If you want to help, you should contact her attorney and see how you can help.

Sure, if you make it comply with Iowa law. If it doesn't, the effort to draft it will probably not be worthwhile because it will be unenforceable.

Your question: "What can I do to verify she did it?" Ask her. If she refuses to tell you, you don't have the ability to legally compel her...

No, that would be a violation of the clear terms of a restraining order to stay away from the protected party's dwelling.

Talk to his attorney to see how (if at all) you can help with his defense to the charge. The claim/charge is in the state's hands.

A couple observations. First, your personal opinion on the opposing party's motive, intent, and/or compliance/noncompliance with previous court...

"How is a name (correct spelling) not important?" It is. You can probably get it changed without much fuss with a simple filing to correct the...

Yes. It's legal for an owner to have their property appraised and to give you notice about an appraiser entering the property. A day's notice has...

Can you legally take pictures in a private facility? Sure, if the owner and/or owner's rep consents to it.