Is there a loophole to the law in Iowa that states I must provide my inprisoned husband with a guardian enlidum for a divorce?
That is correct. He will need to have a guardian ad litem appointed. And no, there's not a "loophole."
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That is correct. He will need to have a guardian ad litem appointed. And no, there's not a "loophole."
Simply put, you don't. The state has a vested interest in having parents provide for their own children.
Can they? Sure. Will it matter? That depends, on the details that you left out.
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