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1 Answer | Asked in Small Claims, Criminal Law and Civil Litigation for Idaho on
Q: I have no proof of who damaged my vehicles, but I know who it was, what do I do?

April 12, 2020 around 11 pm, i heard noises outside of my house, this morning when I came outside both of my vehicles had damages to them, one has a broken windshield, and the other has a big dent in the side by the front door, I know it was an ex boyfriend and his friends, but I have no proof.

Kevin M Rogers
Kevin M Rogers
answered on Apr 13, 2020

That’s tough! But if your ex had someone else with him it MIGHT be possible to get him to talk or overhear him talking or ask people who are mutual friends if they wouldn’t mind keeping an ear to the conversations. If you did get someone to talk, you could offer them immunity if they will tell... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation and Traffic Tickets for Idaho on
Q: I live in idaho i got no insurance ticket and my plates were expired got vehicle registered and got insurance

What will happen When i goto clerk of magistrate

Kevin M Rogers
Kevin M Rogers
answered on Feb 12, 2020

Pleading guilty to not having insurance WILL suspend your DL. But all you need to do to get permission to drive is prove that you now have insurance. The plates is an infraction and is under $100 fine. Good luck!

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Civil Litigation and Wrongful Death for Idaho on
Q: If someone gives someone meth and gets high with them multiple times Breaks their sobriety.They commit adultery.

Then he stays with wife .tries to be sober. Commits suicide . Can that person be charged ? Adultery ? involuntary manslaughter? Or? Criminally?

Can they be sued? Wrongful death? Alienation of affection ? Or?

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Nov 3, 2019

I'm very sorry for this tragic situation. An Idaho attorney could answer you best, but your post remains open for three weeks. In terms of the criminal issues, a criminal defense attorney is qualified to address those. In terms of the civil issues, there is usually a requisite element of... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning, Foreclosure, Civil Litigation and Civil Rights for Idaho on
Q: Can you donate your property to a charitable organization in the state of Idaho after the foreclosure process has begun?
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answered on Aug 19, 2019

You can, but the lender can still foreclose.

1 Answer | Asked in Business Law and Civil Litigation for Idaho on
Q: Hoa cancelled contract. That person took all the money and closed bank account. can they do that

Our Hoa contracted with an individual to handle our financial affairs, pay bills, accept payment and deposit money and keep records. Person violated the terms of their contract. The HOA cancelled the contract and notified individual by mail and 3 cease and desist letters. Person went and closed our... View More

Michael Hales
Michael Hales
answered on Feb 22, 2018

It appears that the HOA has a case for fraud. I'd recommend contacting a qualified attorney right away.

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation for Idaho on
Q: What is it called when someone files a lawsuit but neglects to declare damages
Adam Studnicki
Adam Studnicki
answered on Jul 31, 2015

Generally speaking, in many states, civil complaints do not include specific dollar amounts but, instead, just a general allegation of (and demand for) damages. This falls under the concept of "notice pleading". Check with a local lawyer to verify.

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