What happens if father dies, no will.

I agree with my colleague. Since there is no will, his assets and property will pass according to state law. Since he has no living wife, this...

Can my daughters ex boyfriend file for emergency custody of their son?

The father's name on the birth certificate is not legally indicative of anything. In Idaho, paternity must be established and then the father's...

Can father with only overnight visitation rights take my daughter over state lines for visitation w/o my consent?

This is not a juvenile issue, so I have changed the category to child custody.

Can my ex give power of attorney to my cousin if we have joint custody??

I agree with my colleague. While it is possible that your ex could transfer some power to his cousin via a power of attorney, there is no way for...

Can someone that already said no they dont want to press charges go back and press charges? And now they are threatening you

This is more a criminal law question than a child support question, so I am switching the category. Regardless of the criminal law answer, I...

Can i be emancipated?

There is no process for emancipation in the state of Idaho. Both of your parents are responsible for you until you turn the age of majority (18)....

Can my ex husband voluntarily terminate his parental rights?

No. He cannot terminate his parental rights. Especially not for the purpose of avoiding child support. I also would not encourage you to enable...

Typically, the will must be published and the beneficiaries must be informed about the existence of a will within a certain time period. After that...

If my father put in his will and trust deed my half sister she is from another father does she have rights

Your half sister has rights to whatever your father decides to leave her in the will and deed. There is NOTHING you can do to stop your father from...

Can I file for 100% custody if the other parent moves out of state?

It sounds like it is time to file for a modification of your custody order where you file for majority, if not sole, custody. The process of court...