Could this be a case of non-disclosure or lying by omission? What recourse do I/we have?
Caveat emptor ("let the buyer beware") can be a bitter pill to swallow. Idaho Code §55-2501 requires a seller of real property to make certain...
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Caveat emptor ("let the buyer beware") can be a bitter pill to swallow. Idaho Code §55-2501 requires a seller of real property to make certain...
Only a lienholder on a vehicle title has the legal right to repossess. A mechanic who performs services on a vehicle has a right to claim a lien...
Everything depends on the terms of the tenancy and not what the landlord "knew." A lease is a rental agreement with a defined time term of the...
The Idaho Rules of Family Law Procedure (IRFLP) and Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure (IRCP) control. All litigants, licensed or not, are expected to...
First of all, what is meant by "He has paternity papers proving he's the father" is far from clear. A man who is not married to the mother of a...
An unwed mother has by default sole legal and sole physical custody until paternity is established by court order and parental rights decreed. ...
The legal status of this arrangement is unclear, and makes all the difference. The basic rules are quite simple. When a custodial access schedule...
Assuming the property owner is the party that contracted the work, the correct procedure is to record a Idaho statutory mechanic's/materialmen's...
At the risk of disappointing you, the procedure for neither a Bar ethics complaint nor fee dispute provides any injunction against efforts on the...
No, you were breaking the law and you got caught. Entrapment is where the crime was committed by a person who was tricked. Yes, you need to pay...