There is a world of difference under Idaho law between being a legal parent and a biological parent. If your "half brother" was born during the...

Sure. Some attorneys are fond of saying "anyone can sue anyone for anything." That may be true, but ignores costs and consequences. The real...

Repeat post. Most respectfully, your expectations appear unreasonable. The website where all Idaho civil actions are filed is icourt.idaho.gov. ...

What has happened here is far from clear. The state agency takes no action on its own; it merely enforces court orders and will release or credit...

No, in Idaho you do not NEED a lawyer to get a divorce. Our courts are open to unrepresented litigants. They can do it all, but they must do it...

". . . what is the best way to approach it in the divorce so that I can keep my house?" Retain counsel Find someone with experience in the real...

My condolences for your loss, and sympathy for having to navigate legal issues at this difficult time. In a probate action the decedent is the...

One must have reached majority (age 18) to sue or be sued in Idaho. Until then, any legal action must be brought by a parent or guardian on behalf...

An Idaho judgment can be renewed. To know the collectibility status of a specific judgment, the assistance of counsel will be needed to examine...

As a general rule, a tenant can be evicted in an expedited fashion for non-payment of rent. There are no exceptions related to the circumstances...