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Since moving in all of my money goes to the household, and I did make more than he did but now I'm on SSD and our earnings are about the same. I don't want the house but legally after divorce what am I entitled to? I feel hung out to dry, he will come out ahead and I will have nothing to... View More
answered on Jun 19, 2020
You have no interest in the house if he did not put you on the title. You may have the right to Temporary Spousal Support.
I have been going through Tests for an up coming serious disk surgery that will use up the balance of my sick leave - holiday pay. I have been through hell to get to this point now I am experiencing covid symptoms. We have had 2 active cases in my office. The fear of having covid is keeping me from... View More
answered on Jun 16, 2020
If you are still looking for assistance it is my opinion that you would strongly benefit from speaking with an attorney who focuses on federal sector employment law to go over your case in detail. It is likely that as a postal service employee you do have additional protections related to... View More
Leave pay. I have covid symptoms. People in my office have tested positive. I am scared I have it also but wonder if I have to use my intended sick leave for covid 19 quarantine . I really NEED the surgery .. and that is what is keeping me from testing for positive/negative test. Is there a federal... View More
answered on Jun 16, 2020
More information is needed to answer this question. Are you stating that you work for the federal government? If so, I would contact a lawyer that represents federal employees to go over your situation in greater detail. Many offer free consultations. Best of luck.
There were not vehicle dealer plates on vehicle only a couple stickers on windshield and she was issued a ticket on scene
answered on May 26, 2020
Idaho law requires dealers to have plates on all vehicles owned and operated on any Idaho highway. As the victim of the collision you are entitled to obtain a copy of the police report. The police report will indicate the code section of the violation for which she was cited. Driving without... View More
He was 20 and she 16 at birth of child. Hospital reported. Both wish to marry. He's now 22 and set for release, but with 5 year NCO. She's 18 and wants a relationship. They have a 2 year old son together. No contention from family on either side. Can she request it be lifted as a... View More
answered on May 15, 2020
She can ALWAYS petition to lift the NCO! It may or may not be granted . . . depending on the personal, self-righteousness of the judge you’re in front of.
He does pay child support but this doesn't seem fair. The order was put in place by an attorney hired by Heath and welfare.
answered on May 10, 2020
Because the order says that he can and he's current on support. If you wish to change that you need to file to modify the order. Depending on your state domestic laws it may effect the support amount or other items on the order.
They are not allowing them at all
answered on May 6, 2020
CPS should be considered the "Police," because they are. As an example, if your hair folicle test shows that you've been smoking meth in the last 30 days, CPS (not the official police) will shut down your visits with your child(ren) instantly! Now, under the 14th Amendment, how in... View More
answered on May 3, 2020
From the facts presented, it does not appear that you ingested the wrong prescription or that you suffered illness or symptoms. It looks like the pharmacy made a mistake, and things like that happen. Absent physical harm, there is not generally grounds for a case. Your post remains open for a week.... View More
It was filed in canyon county idaho and person being served lives in Oregon and wasnt home when sheriff came to serve
answered on May 3, 2020
It was filed (obviously) in the wrong state. Nonetheless, it's okay to waste money having it filed in the wrong place - but it wasn't served either (yet), so the person being served (Respondent) still hasn't had the time to file a responsive pleading challenging the Jurisdiction of... View More
answered on May 3, 2020
Yes. She will need to convince the Court that she has some place to live and some way to support herself and that she’s either got wheels and insurance OR good bus service wherever she (or her baby) needs to go!
answered on May 3, 2020
Nope! You’d have to notify the parent by sending him a copy of the Petition. It’s called “procedural due process.” No parent’s rights could be terminated without notice to him under the Fourteenth Amendment.
Just recently her phone started to be taken away and shut off at night. I have gotten 3 different responses as to why. I decided to buy her a phone under my plan hoping that it being mine he wouldn’t turn it off and now he is telling me it’s not welcome in his home.... I don’t call or text... View More
answered on May 3, 2020
Hi Dad,
First, that wish of yours IS reasonable, to know that she can call you anytime, day or night if she’s in trouble or wants to talk to you! Secondly, you ARE out of luck (if step father says no) because this current “dispute” doesn’t constitute a “material, permanent change... View More
Im currently building a delivery startup LLC in Idaho, US. Im a resident and one of the partners as well, while two other partners are non-residents, who live in Europe.
Is 35% of total income or just the part of income that is distributed to foreign owners withheld for taxes?
Do... View More
answered on May 2, 2020
Foreign owners of an LLC report on a Form 1120 and 5472.
There are withholding requirements for foreign owners of an LLC.
I don't what tax return based on profits means.
LLCs are not taxed. The income flows through to the members. The foreign members will have... View More
I just wanted to do a informative post about plants. The pot is just a big part of my photo I wanted to make shure it was fair use they dont give any one permission to take photos I bought the pot my self but is it considered a prop
answered on May 2, 2020
Is there something distinctive about the pot that makes you worry? If it has trademarks or other brand related markings, you may wish to see how best to remove those. For example, are you able to edit the photograph so that the pot is not prominent? Can you make the pot portion of the photograph... View More
Property management wants to charge $500 and the HOA fee states its $140 fee. I was directed to discuss the matter with the HOA but now the property management is trying to go off of the lease. Conflicting information and lack of communication between the two.
answered on Apr 28, 2020
The Property Managers have an agreement with the owners of the property. It appears as though the HOA agreement is dated and needs to be updated. However, you have an effective defense by pointing out the discrepancy to the Property Managers and I believe you would be successful in any litigation.
We have not receive anything for this partnership or share of any income from my parents ranch. We received a letter from their lawyer referencing the Redemption of the Ranch units and relinquishing the share of my birth right for a very minimal amount and if we don't respond by May 8, 2020,... View More
answered on Apr 28, 2020
I agree that you should have a licensed, experienced lawyer look at this “Redemption Agreement” before doing anything. A so-called “birth right” is typically handed down from a Testator in a will and a third party isn’t likely to be able to force you to relinquish your shares. This... View More
My husband's ex slapped us with a emergency sole custody modification order and a restraining order using a picture she had my son send her and audio recordings she had my daughter record of my husband and I having a private conversation with my son. Is this legal? Can my daughter give... View More
answered on Apr 16, 2020
Short answer: in Idaho only one party to a recording must give permission. However, it’s not your daughter that gave consent is it? It’s your husband’s ex-wife. So yes SHE can do that, but why does it matter to you? What was depicted in the photo? A little more information please?
What I mean is how can the government get away with this isn't this a huge first amendment violation.
answered on Apr 16, 2020
The code section is well written and easily understood (to me). What specifically do you not understand?
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.
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
answered on Apr 10, 2020
The only way I’m aware of to get you his CARES check will be to get the judge to attach it.
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