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He has supervised visitation but hasn't seen our child since 2017. Do I have to inform him of the move or can I just take our order and file it down there? Our order doesn't mention anything about moving.
answered on Jan 2, 2021
Just to be on the safe side: I would file a Motion for Permission to move. If you move to UT without informing your ex, all you're doing is giving him ammunition that he didn't have before. Once you file your Motion for Permission to Move, and send the father a copy, what do you think... View More 
Stipulation was filed November of 2018. Among other things, stipulation agreed that one parent would not claim the children on their taxes in even years. The stipulation became a decree when signed on Feb 4th, 2019. However parent claimed minor children on their taxes stating that it did not go... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2020
Stipulations are "agreements." Agreements can be ruined by:
1. Arguing against it in open court;
2. Failing to draft and file a proposed DECREE or ORDER consistent with the Stipulation; and,
3. Acting against it.
If the party claimed the children in 2019... View More
I am daughter to decedent step dad is executor and want him removed as such moms personal property has been sold and not recorded through probate
answered on Dec 29, 2020
If Probate hasn't been started, YOU can start it. File a Petition to be Appointed, then you can send a letter to step dad demanding that he return property he sold or pay the value of property he sold back to the "estate"
Personal represenative surviving spouse has sold numerous personal property items never recorded in probate
answered on Dec 29, 2020
Yes. What you are alleging is "malfeasance" and subjects the PR to removal. Make sure and get your ducks in a row before asking a judge to remove a PR.
The newer residents seem keen to participate but very few of the older residents have expressed any interest in communicating in an open forum. There is a water well that is maxed and in need of updates. There is supposed to be a road to all of the lots but there is no road to my property and... View More
answered on Dec 29, 2020
Land use restrictions in Idaho, came from Germany. The Idaho legislature and courts have ruled that these restrictions on land ownership are legal, but they will be strictly enforced against the drafter; which means that IF there is ANY ambiguity in the CC&Rs and someone is in trouble because... View More
In 2017. According to state law 18-301 these rights should have been restored after my successful probation. a post-conviction restoration of civil rights under State law. In accordance with 18 U.S.C. § 921(a)(20), a conviction does not disqualify an individual from possessing firearms if the... View More
When my ex and I got divorced, I signed a quitclaim deed on the home and gave her everything. In the judgement for divorce, it states that she shall refinance the property within 2 years. We are approaching the 2 year mark and she has not refinanced. What legal options do I have?
answered on Dec 16, 2020
I would send her an email and ask what the problem is and why she hasn't refinanced the property yet? When she answers you, listen to what she says carefully. "Contempt" is the "willful violation of a court order." If she has tried and her credit shows that she has, yet... View More
answered on Dec 16, 2020
Idaho is a community property state. If appliances were purchased during the marriage then "YES," you're entitled to 1/2 the money received. However, if appliances purchased during the marriage are sold after the divorce was filed, then the sale itself may be in violation of the... View More
We have titles on vehicles that belong to our boys. Because of the loss of my job and only my husband's disability as income, we may have to file chapter 7 due to his medical bills we can no longer pay on and evidently we owe federal and Idaho taxes. The titles on the vehicles need to be... View More
answered on Dec 16, 2020
You must list all your property in your petition. Any such transfers of vehicles would likely be fraudulent. Consult a competent bankruptcy attorney to review these issues before you do anything.
They emailed me the papers, but I never had the dog registered in my own name. I have paid for rabies, kennel cough, and distemper shots. I have paid for grooming. I have paid for food, toys, treats, etc.
I made an agreement to give the dog back if they wanted her within 2 months. It's... View More
answered on Dec 15, 2020
As an "addendum" to my earlier advice, let me say that you are WELL within your rights to sell a dog that you own, for as much money as you can get. Of course, without seeing the actual agreement, there is no way to determine what "conditions," you and the previous owners... View More
Knowing that I am medically exempt. When I told her this is discrimination she fired back with how do I know you have a medical issue. Have any proof. Would I have a solid case for a ada discrimination lawsuit and a mental anguish claim?
answered on Dec 13, 2020
An Idaho attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Although this site does not have a separate heading for the Americans with Disabilities Act, there are attorneys with expertise in that area. An attorney who regularly works with ADA matters might be able to offer... View More
Dog papers were emailed to me, but I never had the dog registered in my own name. I have paid for rabies, kennel cough, and distemper shots. I have paid for grooming. I have paid for food, toys, treats, etc.
The previous owners want her back even though I told them no a couple of times. We... View More
answered on Dec 10, 2020
Before I can answer any question I first need to make sure that I am understanding the question.
1. You purchased a dog from previous owner?
2. You paid the dog's Vet bills, amounting to $2,000?
3. The previous owners now want the dog back?
4. You gave the... View More
My hearing is coming up and I do not wish to continue the order. What should I do? Do I still attend the hearing?
answered on Nov 30, 2020
If you fail to to to the next hearing, your CPO will be dismissed for "inactivity."
Or custody or even discussing with me
answered on Nov 29, 2020
Hello, I'm sorry that you're having this trouble. If your mother has not gained any type of legal custody over your children then she would be guilty of kidnapping. The only way that your mother can take your child is through a legal guardianship. This is only done through court. Did you... View More
Original contract; time of essence clause, original close date Oct 30, 2020. Seller did not meet. Addendum for release of earnest money (non-refundable) for customization. Addendum for new close date, November 16, to close not met by seller, In single contract state, (Idaho), do all addendums... View More
I paid the down payment and some of the car payments, the registration and repairs.
answered on Nov 17, 2020
Nope. You were the first signer on the LOAN, right? Your name is or is not on the title? If your name IS on the title as a "co-owner," then you have as much right as he does to possess your car. However, how the car is titled is a big deal in Idaho. If you haven't paid the car... View More
I was told since they where adopted after i was born it makes me next of kin.
answered on Nov 17, 2020
If they were legally adopted, they are your LEGAL brothers in every way!
She wants rights to her as well as to fight him in court. She is saying if I don't do this today. Then she will take me and her father to court and I wont have visitation unless supervised. I am her mother and have been with her her whole life. Living with her. I recently got a marijuana... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2020
This is a pickle! Are you >18? (over 18?) Your mom is probably right (like always, huh?) Even in a great state like Idaho, Marijuana is still illegal and (as you know) Idaho will prosecute you for having it on you. Possession of Marijuana is also a bummer because if you get convicted of it... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2020
Under "rules of descent," an "adopted child" is equal to a natural child, in every conceivable way. You're the "first born" and that carries a lot of responsibility in a family, but not really legally. Good luck to you!
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