In Iowa, can a 17 year old girl move from her father's house to her mother's house with mother's, but not father's, permission?
The minor child does not make these decisions; the parents OR the court does.
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The minor child does not make these decisions; the parents OR the court does.
Most likely not, but you can certainly try.
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That is pretty much the definition of setoff, which is an affirmative defense. So yes, you could use it.
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Yes, the landlord has the right to access his/her property, including showing it to new tenants.
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Yes, the sheriff has this right. Once you're incarcerated, you unsurprisingly lose a lot of rights someone who is not incarcerated retains.
Yes, she could make a report to law enforcement.