How will this affect the custody case? Can judge order a default judgement?
Eventually yes. But the Judge will likely give him ample opportunities to file an Answer before defaulting him. Especially if he is showing up to...
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Eventually yes. But the Judge will likely give him ample opportunities to file an Answer before defaulting him. Especially if he is showing up to...
First, he does not need to "give" you a divorce. You can file on your own and are entitled to one as a matter of law. Second, you need his or the...
The JPI only encompasses the child in a custody case, typically.
I would suggest re-posting this in the first person with your specific question. It is very confusing in third person.
There is no magic wording or method. Just get it in writing and be specific (where you are going, when you are leaving etc.) and make sure the...
Most likely yes. Especially if you do not have children. If you do, it is still possible but would need to know more.
This is very difficult to follow because you wrote it in third person. try re-posting it with specific questions and just a summary of the facts.
If she will not agree to relinquish her rights, then it will have to be two separate cases.
I think you have asked this question multiple times. you MUST file anything custody or visitation related in Iowa.
You have not provided enough information for a proper jurisdictional analysis. You need to set up an appointment with a family law attorney.