Twin Falls, ID
Probate Lawyer at Twin Falls, ID
Practice Areas: Probate, Family, Social Security
Yes, Social Security benefits can be garnished for child support. Contact your state support enforcement agency and set up an account for...
Well, one thing we are not is clairvoyant. The most accurate answer to your questions will be found in the responses to your question posed to...
The answer is almost certainly to be found in your rental agreement. A limitation on the number and relationship of tenants is a common and...
Contempt proceedings and adjustments in parenting time are ill-suited remedies for parents who choose to disregard the best interests of children. ...
This public forum is for questions about the law and legal procedure, so this "question" is actually a TOS violation. If you are able to post on...
Oh, the fantasy of every deadbeat parent that they can pick and choose who they will support. . . . Every state has published guidelines for...
What the nursing home is describing is almost certainly a Medicaid application process. Facing the termination of existing insurance coverage for...
Ah, yes, the fantasy of every deadbeat parent. Yes, if his parental rights are terminated he owes no future child support, but accrued arrearages...
While the handling of situation you describe may not have been ideal, there is no obvious legal claim, and you have posed no legal question.
Yes, he could "get in trouble." The crime would be welfare fraud, and given the amount transferred, could well be a felony.
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