Family Law Rules in Idaho
Family Law Rules in Idaho
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A staggering number of marriages end in divorce, and when they do, some spouses are so wounded, hurt, and betrayed that they’re unwilling to compromise with each other. These people, who can’t or won’t put their emotions aside, will go on to engage in the stereotypically “ugly” divorce. They’ll
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Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Idaho
Although divorce ends your marriage, it doesn't necessarily alleviate your obligation to support your spouse during the divorce process and, sometimes, for a period after the divorce. Learn more about how courts decide alimony in Idaho.
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The Basics of Annulment in Idaho
Overview of Annulment This article focuses on "civil annulments" not "religious annulments," which can only be granted by a church or clergy member. Civil annulments and divorces both make a determination about marital status, but the vital difference between them is that divorce ends an existing, valid
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Prenuptial Agreements in Idaho
While many people still view prenuptial agreements as “unromantic,” they have become much more popular among engaged couples in recent years. Prenuptial agreements were once viewed only as a protection for the very wealthy. But today, many spouses enter into these agreements to decide for themselves how their property will be divided if they happen to divorce.
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Idaho Divorce: Dividing Property
Find out how marital property (and debt) is divided in an Idaho divorce case.
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Learn more about how divorce-related issues are handled in Idaho.
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Imputing Income for Child Support in Idaho
In a misguided attempt to avoid paying child support, some parents may take low-paying work or quit their job altogether. Hiding income to avoid paying child support is a bad idea. Regardless of whether a parent is emotionally involved in a child’s life, both parents have a duty to financially support
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How Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody in Idaho
Victims of domestic violence make more than 16,000 crisis calls to domestic violence shelters in Idaho each year. Domestic violence is a serious problem that affects children as well as victims. Each state has laws to protect children from abusive parents, particularly when custody is at stake. This
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How Do I File for Divorce in Idaho?
Get an overview of the divorce filing process in Idaho.
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Learn about the rules governing child support in Idaho.