If I quit talking to other parent will I be in legal trouble? To find a lawyer

I do not see any prosecutor prosecuting a criminal case for interference if you stop communicating. However, positive communication between and...

Can you return a vehicle? Bought it on Friday and today is Wednesday?

The exact amount you would be paying monthly and over the course of the loan should have been disclosed at the time you signed for the loan. If...

Discharge Notice now Garnishment Notice - Automatic Stay? Violation consequences?

The automatic stay remains in effect until your case is closed. If the facts as you have stated them are accurate and the creditor who is...

Is a 20 year old and 16 year old dating acceptable in Idaho?

Any sexual contact could be trouble for you. I'd steer clear of that situation. It's not worth the risk. Give it two years. That said, so long as...

Can the mother of my child move out of state without my consent?

There is no restriction on where mom can move with the child unless and until there is a court action filed to establish paternity and custody. In...

Wondering if this is a scam. I received a call today from a number I did not recognize. 5 minutes later my mother received one

If in fact that caller was a collection agency or a collection law firm, such statements regarding jail for non-payment of debt are clearly in...

What is there to do when you reopen a custody case?

If the matter went by default, Dad could file a motion to set aside or a motion for relief from the Decree. He must make the proper showing under...

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How to prove best interest of child

See Idaho Code 32-717. I have attached a link.

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Should a felon be given custody. Or partial will the courts take away their their percentage of custody

A criminal record of one parent or the other might be a factor in a custody decision depending on what the charge was and how long ago it occurred....

Does the birth mom automatically get sole legal and physical custody

No. The best interest of the child will be the paramount concern in a custody decision regardless of gender of parent.