What should i do?
Yes, you can file for divorce. Iowa is a no fault state, and his consent isn't required.
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Yes, you can file for divorce. Iowa is a no fault state, and his consent isn't required.
You do not appear to grasp the gravity of this situation. She allegedly lied to get the protective order and you think she is trustworthy enough...
Yes. Under the right circumstances, the police can keep your property without a warrant and enter your house without a warrant.
If you thought that was relevant, you should have made that argument at sentencing.
You can try whatever you like, but if you think you can outsmart DHS, they have seen it *all* before. They obviously want to do the follicle test...
Not unless that is in your lease. Unless you negotiated it in there, the landlord would have no reason to do so.
If you've been caught on camera (pretty common with these), I suggest you lawyer up and dont make any statements to law enfocement.
You can sue anyone for anything. What are your damages, exactly?
Without seeing your contract, it is impossible to definitively give guidance. However, if the contract does not have a termination provision, you...
That is entirely a PO's call. Ask him/her.