I moved from Nevada to Idaho. What will I need to do to my trust?

Assuming your trust was properly set up under NV law and properties were correctly transferred into the trust, possibly nothing further needs to be...

Is it legal to have court papers served at work.

No research needed. Idaho law defines effective personal service. There is no limit on place, and you can't create one. Best wishes for an...

How do I was get a custody aggrement without a lawyer

Assuming there was no marriage to the mother, and therefore no divorce, it is long past time to establish paternity and seek orders for parental...

It isn't the signing of the birth certificate that leads to a child support order because that signing has no legal significance. But when you...

This appears to be yet another repeat post from the same Asker in the "can the trustee . . ." amended plan saga. Yes, of course your Trustee can...

What rights do I have as the father to take my daughter temporarily out of state?

Where there is a marriage (thereby establishing the legal parentage) either parent can take the child elsewhere, even to live, until there is a ...

Can I legally leave my house at 16 or would that be considered a "runawaway"? What requirements do I need to leave ?

Bad news, sorry: what you need to move out is your parent's consent. Under Idaho law they have a legal obligation to provide for and supervise...

How when the sex offender laws prohibit using the information to harass how can a private comp. use it to ban people?

There is no legal right to have a Facebook account. Facebook is a business where users create voluntary business relationships that are more in...

How can I get my ex-husband for felony kidnapping after he removed our children out of state?

This was the first of two posts, and unlikely moving the children was any kind of kidnapping. See response to second version of this question.

Can my ex husband removed our children out of the state of Idaho without permission?

Your understanding is almost certainly incorrect. This situation would typically be governed by a court decree of custody. To say the father "has...