What to do?
Not a guardianship question. I see this is also the second time you have posted this question. First, if you ask a more specific question other...
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Not a guardianship question. I see this is also the second time you have posted this question. First, if you ask a more specific question other...
Pardoned, yes. Expunged, no. Governor Reynolds hasn't really set a tone yet for her stance on pardons, but Branstad was not generous with them at...
I'm not familiar with a case directly on point, but I highly doubt it. And yes, a court is not going to (because it can't) separate the multi into...
I'm not sure how to answer your question because you focus on a bunch of details that don't matter, and you leave many details out that do matter...
Trespass charges in Iowa are generally simple misdemeanors, meaning a maximum penalty of 30 days in the county jail. However, they can sometimes be...
To your question: do I just need my divorce decree to show he was ordered? No. You need to show that he willfully violated a court order.
Testate = n., one who dies with a will. Intestate = n., one who dies without a will. Beneficiary = n., one designated to receive something as a...
You can't get that information. Sometimes private investigators can. If it's a legitimate concern, report it.
You don't drop the case. The state brought the case, and the state will decide how to prosecute it. You say you can't afford an attorney. ...
You can absolutely be sued. The standard for evidence is lower in civil cases than it is for criminal.