I have sole legal and physical custody of both of my children. Can I relocate?
Unless a court order exists that prohibits moving, anyone can relocate; it is a Constitutional right. The question is whether a child, over which...
Twin Falls, ID
Probate Lawyer at Twin Falls, ID
Practice Areas: Probate, Family, Social Security
Unless a court order exists that prohibits moving, anyone can relocate; it is a Constitutional right. The question is whether a child, over which...
There is a world of difference between a custody "agreement" and a court order. Violation of a court order can have very unwelcome consequences,...
That one can "refuse to be served" is a serious misunderstanding of legal procedure. It will not defeat the legal matter. If a civil matter is...
The assumption that "None of my siblings have children so mine are the only family to be left when me and my siblings die" is an accurate statement...
First of all "what would be a better plan" is not a legal issue. Secondly, whose plan is this? There is no question that your father should: 1)...
If you view the pregnancy as a mistake, it would be a second mistake to try to disappear. Yes, a man who claims to be the father of a child can...
There is obviously much more to this situation than had been disclosed. A CPS social work would have no personal liability for actions taken in...
Idaho law does not pretend to govern such details of child custody and child support. The general principles for child support are set forth in...
So, for five years you have lived in someone else's house and paid for that privilege by making repairs. Most would consider that a pretty good...
"have a huge long story" This is quite apparent. Idaho law and procedure is clear in child protection matters. No warrant is needed. And, when...