How far back can Idaho estate recovery go in order to recoup moneys paid to disabled persons?

My condolences for your losses, and sympathy for having to navigate the legal system at this difficult time. Medicaid estate recovery can recoup...

Is an electronic 3 day notice for failure to pay rent legal in Idaho

The method for legal service of a 3-day notice is specified by statute as personal or posting on the property, and does not include electronic...

If a property manager is using funds from an owners' bank account for personal use embezzlement? Who do you report it to in Idah

This is a public forum about the law and legal procedure, so assessing the facts of a specific case are beyond the scope. If, however, you believe...

What is the standard visitation schedule for non custodial parent

There is no such thing as "standard," or "normal" custodial schedules. Alternate weekends with the non-custodial parent may be common, but only...

In Idaho law, there is no notice time specified. This is a term sometimes included in a written rental or lease agreement, and is addressed only...

What if I am already 18 years old and I moved out. And my parents forced me to move back. Can they do that?

As a general rule, an 18 year old in Idaho has the legal right to live wherever and associate with whomever s/he wishes. The situation described...

What does it mean If we received a release of writ of garnishment?

Contrary to what Mr. Rogers has written, a "release" is not the same as a "satisfaction," so his answer is at the very least misleading. Given the...

How do I know if I should hire an attorney vs. Going with the public defender?

To answer your title question, if you have so little confidence in your public defender and the ability to retain private counsel, you should at...

Can I get custody of my son with just a notarized document signed by myself and the mother?

To clarify the somewhat misleading and very disrespectful comments of Mr. Rogers, here are the rules that apply: nothing that you can sign (even...

A minor child who is 16 or older may marry with the consent of the mother, father, or legal guardian and upon the presentation of the original or a...