[IDAHO] How to Transfer Real Property (where decedent was resident of CA and died, intestate, four years ago)?

Everything depends on the titling on the property. If the decedent was the sole owner, and Idaho probate would normally be needed. It makes no...

My child's father owes over $10,000 on Child Support hasn't seen daughter in 8 months. When can I file abandonment?

Most respectfully, adoption by a "significant other" is unwise in the extreme. When you have established a stable marriage based on a mutual...

Idaho is a "one-party consent" state, meaning any party to a conversation can record it without notice to the other. An objection by another party...

If I I am in the house making the payments and living there could health and welfare evict me and sell the house?

Repeat post. Please review earlier response. The understanding of Medicaid regulations in these posts is incorrect and incomplete. Health and...

Can health and welfare come back on me if I buy a house from family member in nursing home?

As a general rule a person who received Medicaid benefits and owns a home may sell that home, but the sale will almost certainly affect Medicaid...

There is no question that undue influence over vulnerable adults results in rewritten wills that may not reflect the true intentions of the...

Trying to arrange drop off to other parent. No response. What should I do?

This is not a difficult issue. Communicate in a way to document attempts, such as by text. Show up at the "usual" time and place and if she does...

Can a plaintiff winner garnish ,posses,get a writ on any thing my spouse is jointly with me ?I am the Defendent

Yes, because Idaho is a community property state, both parties to a marriage "own" the income of each party (unless a Marital Settlement Agreement...

How many times can a custody order be modified?

There is no limit on the number of times a custody order can be modified, but a predicate for every modification is a "substantial, material, and...

Easiest way to set up a custody agreement? ?

Please be assured that no "court battle" is ever needed to resolve any family matter, but a court order is. When parties agree, they can obtain...