Courthouse papers or pay the local sheriff to evict?
You can pay the sheriff to serve whatever you want, but that doesn't mean it's enforceable. Because you're dealing with the terms of a divorce...
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You can pay the sheriff to serve whatever you want, but that doesn't mean it's enforceable. Because you're dealing with the terms of a divorce...
In Iowa, property settlements are not modifiable, save for fraud, duress, and similar -- very limited --circumstances. Given that it happened 33...
Ultimately, you can't control his conduct, but there are options. You need to talk to a family law attorney.
The payment of rent is required. It's part of the deal. You don't get to refuse to pay, except under limited circumstances.
There are attorneys who do pro bono work, but you're not going to have any luck calling around asking individual lawyers. Like others say, try...
It's typically very difficult to do. For the standard, look at Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure, 2.11(10) Motion for change of venue.
To kick him out lawfully, you will need to evict him.
I don't know that I have ever heard the phrase "alimony state" because I think all states permit some form of it, whether by formula or statutory...
In Iowa, you can file an application to establish paternity and visitation. This would contain provisions about parental rights and visitation...
A subpoena has the force of a Court Order. Disobeying a Court Order can result in a finding that you are in contempt. No one here would recommend...