The court website is full of errors, especially on really old cases that predate the current computer system. The IDOC resident page is also full...

You have the rights contained in your custody order. If it doesn’t include him telling you his address, he doesn’t have to do that. That said,...

I think the judge set bail at $0 but then stated he could change that at any hearing in the future. A third probation violation is a bad thing. A...

The statute governing restoration of rights is here: https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/title18/t18ch3/sect18-310/ In Idaho,...

In Idaho, judges have only a very limited ability to dismiss charges. Most of that power lies with the prosecutor. Prosecutors are paid to...

Consent eliminates the requirement of probable cause. Your post says you gave consent. A failure to find evidence of the original suspicion does...

Idaho does not have a vehicle for emancipation. Marriage will emancipate a juvenile, but juvenile marriage requires parental consent. Parents are...

Your subject and the body of your post seem to ask different questions. Additionally, the jurisdiction seems to be Oregon so you probably need to...

I believe the residence is not a problem, as long as you can meet the requirements of the probation. For instance, UAs. I believe Ada Probation...

You need to sit down with an attorney who does estate planning. That person is best situated to try and put your wishes into action. The usually...