My daughter is 2 years old. We bought the house 2 months after marriage.
In Idaho, irreconcilable differences gets the job done without the drama of proving guilt, which it sounds like you weren't there as the act was happening, so you can't prove guilt anyway. So, you CAN prove that you two no longer get along and that you want a divorce. ThE THING that generally... Read more »
A home owned by one party prior to marriage was rented most of the marriage. Rent payments were deposited to a joint bank account prior to paying the mortgage invoice. Will full rent income be reimbursed to the community, or only the amount above what the mortgage payment was? Non owning party... Read more »
In Idaho there is a presumption that property owned by the parties is "community property." The home was owned individually by one party but the income from it was deposited into a "joint account." Once the funds were deposited into their "joint" bank account, the "presumption" of "sole" is... Read more »
We plan to divorce with an agreement about our assets. I may have a few hundred thousand in assets but I don't work at this time. I have an online business that doesn't bring serious money yet. I'm working on it. I would like to continue homeschooling my boys and I would like to know how the court... Read more »
Child support and custody are thE two issues in any divorce. If the Court asked you, "maam, what is your monthly income?" What would you say? Are you treating the "settlement money" like an annuity? I.e., taking a monthly sum every month? The Court will want to so a CS calculation, because... Read more »
Documentable tax forms show that the purchase was made using separate property (inheritance) from one spouse to make the down payment. The house is 50-50% otherwise in community property state. Both spouses are on the title. Is the down payment made using inheritance money deductible from the... Read more »
Yes. As long as it is strictly traceable and NEVER commingled.
Married in Idaho, Moved to Texas, I moved back to Idaho with our Children.
Are there children involved? That answer would dictate where to file anything. If there are NO children between them then just file in Idaho. Idaho only requires the Plaintiff's residence to be in Idaho for at least 6 weeks prior to the filing.
We have been married for 20 years, have 3 children (18,15,6) and will be filing in Idaho. Looking to get the divorce finalized by March 1st if possible. Reason is irreconcilable differences. What is involved and what is the duration of the process? We have lived separately since February of 2017. I... Read more »
It will take a minimum of 21 days for a default, if only one of you files and the other one just sits on their hands and does nothing. However, if you file the Petition and your wife files an Answer, then "amicable" won't begin to describe the end of the process or the time it will take.... Read more »
Does he need my consent to do this?
It will depend on the language in your decree of divorce. If the decree of divorce gives the property to him outright then he would have the right to remodel the home because it is now his property. If he is required to refinance the home and clear your name off the property, he probably should... Read more »
With a few nuances, the rule is that if the divorce decree is accepted by a recognized government, the U.S. agencies will recognize it for purposes of immigration, K-1 in your case.
So in this situation, if Denmark recognizes the divorce with the documentation that you have, then U.S.... Read more »
I live in Idaho. Is this my property because of this or is my ex entitled to 1/2? Thanks
The legal answer is always, "It depends".
In Utah, your inheritance is your inheritance. However, it does depend on whether you commingled your inheritance money with marital assets prior to your divorce. For example, did you put the money in a joint bank account before you purchased the... Read more »
I have B1B2 visa. I met someone and I have been visiting him in ID for the last few years in as I thought serious relationship. We go married (6th of April) this last time I was there, few days before I left. I'm thinking to file a divorce now, as this person has been lying to me. Marriage isnt... Read more »
Discuss with a divorce attorney about your divorce question.
I am 20 years old now and I am wondering if I can get a settlement for neglect from my dad for leaving me in his house alone for hours when I was between the ages of 6-8 years old. My dad fought for 50% custody when my parents got divorced. Now from what I know that means he would take me one week... Read more »
You have no cause of action against you Dad. It is unfortunate, you just need to move on. Good luck.
Idaho allows for spousal support in certain circumstances. Idaho Code 32-705 says that support can be awarded if one party lacks sufficient property with which to provide for their reasonable needs AND is unable to support themselves through employment.
You can always ask for support and if... Read more »
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