When you were sentenced the first time, the judge suspended time on certain terms and conditions. That suspended time can come into play if you do...

Absolutely, it is legal and is very common for insurance companies to have exclusions on policies. They are under no obligation to cover every...

It is a term used when the State of Iowa gets involved to enforce the rights of a person - in this context (family law), it is often used when the...

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Your father's parental rights would have to be terminated as to your brother to allow for an adoption - that is extremely unlikely to happen and...

Unless you signed a binding contract with your employer that specifically defined the attendance policy and the terms under which it could be...

The father could petition for a change in the custody order and a judge may modify it so that he has either more time with the kids or even becomes...

Unless your parental rights are terminated and Mom's new husband adopts the child, it is your obligation and not his to provide financial support...

It is possible to likely that the warrant for your arrest is still in the process of being requested/processed, especially if it was recent.

It's unclear whether you are an adult or a juvenile. If you are past sentencing/adjudication, you face the imposition of whatever time the judge...

If it's that important to you and your daughter, you can try petitioning for a modification of the custody order. If it is 50/50 physical custody...