Pro Bono lawyer with experience in criminal law and child custody highly complicated case.

Call the Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program at the State Bar, 334-4500. The program does have income restrictions, but that is the place to start.

Will health and welfare take my son for failing to show up for a pee test

In addition to cooperating with CPS, if you really your mother to have control over your children, she needs to go to court to get guardianship...

What will happen when the ex girlfriend's parents put a restraining order against you guys and you both talk and they find out

YES! Do not violate the restraining order. You could go to jail for violating it. Your girlfriend is too young for you to be dealing with. Move...

What does it mean on the idaho repository for one person to have a no contact order be vacated and the other have stipulation

Talk with your attorney. It sounds like the parties agreed that the NCO could be removed. Now an NCO arises in a criminal case. If you don't...

What is a conflict of interest. Is my wife's case a conflict interest.

Talk with your wife's attorney. Chances are if he is aware of the relationship, he or she will use it to your wife's advantage, if possible. Now,...

Can I lower my arrears?

The other thing you maybe should do is to see if you can get the child support order modified so that you do not continue to have to pay child...

How do I file & find 'debtor's examination form?'

My understanding is that before you can have a debtor's exam, you must first either have a writ of garnishment or a writ of execution returned...

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Can i sue my father for the child support he was supposed to pay until i turned 18 and never did ?

No. Your mother can or Idaho H & W can, but the child support was awarded to your mother, not you.

When you say "we" do you mean you and the other parent or are you talking about you and your spouse?. If the former, I would suggest filing a...

You must file a motion to reopen the case to find the father in contempt for not obeying the original judgment. If, however, the judgment says...