Persistent Violator or Habitual Offender, is Idaho’s version of a “three strike” law. It is a sentencing enhancement. It is available to the...

Anybody can sue anybody for anything. A guy once sued Satan. A whole bunch of people have sued Presidents for turning them into cyborgs. More...

You are ultimately responsible for keeping track of your bills. I don’t practice any insurance law, but from back in the day I seem to recall that...

Juveniles become adults at 18 in Idaho. Prior to that they are subject to the control of their parents or legal guardian. It isn’t clear what...

Idaho has two kinds of restraining orders: Civil Protection Orders - A person files a petition asking a judge for protection. These are...

Testimony is evidence. An appeal from a family law judgment would need to be filed within a short period of time following the judgment. 42...

Somewhere in here you almost certainly have an attorney and that is the only person who can advise you on this complex matter. When someone is...

Juveniles 15 and younger are not allowed to have any sexual contacts. 15 year olds are children and the law does not allow them to consent to...

Until you turn 18 they aren’t “trying” to do anything. Stop talking to them about it. At 18 you can join the Marines. You can move to France. ...

A judge sentencing a felony in Idaho has three usual options, from worst to best: - Prison. Some people go to prison. Prisons are there for...