Going through a divorce or any family law issue is a very stressful time. At Idaho Divorce Center we will walk you through the process in a way that tries to minimize the stress, confusion, anxiety, and all the other emotions that come along with dealing such a life changing event. We serve the entire treasure valley, so, if you are in need of a divorce attorney in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Kuna, or Eagle, contact us today.
What is Family Law?
Family law encompasses a broad range of legal issues related to family relationships, such as
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- Divorce
- Asset division
- Spousal support
- Child custody
- Paternity issues
- Child visitation
- Child support
- Annulment
- Adoption
- Guardianship
- Pre and post-nuptial agreements
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DIVORCE FAQS
What are the residency requirements for an Idaho divorce?
Does Idaho support no-fault divorce?
- A felony conviction
- More than a year of habitual drunkenness
- Extreme physical or mental cruelty
- Adultery
- Willful neglect (can only be claimed by a woman, and is defined as a husband who failed to provide his wife with the basic necessities of life because of his refusal to work or overall laziness for at least one year)
- Desertion (one spouse lived apart from the other for a year or more with the intent of leaving the marriage)
Permanent insanity (one spouse has spent at least three years in a mental institution).
Is there a waiting period associated with a divorce in the state of Idaho?
CHILD CUSTODY FAQS
What is joint custody?
Joint physical custody could mean the children live with one parent Monday through Thursday, and the other parent Friday through Sunday, or something comparable. If one parent has sole physical custody of the children, then the other could have liberal visitation rights, or, depending on the situation, could have minimal visitation rights, or even supervised visitation rights.
If both parents share custody, who pays child support?
Are visitation and child support linked?
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What is the Difference Between an Annulment and a Divorce in Idaho
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Can Texts be Used to Prove Adultery in Idaho?
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Understanding Child Custody Modification in Idaho
Child custody is one of the issues which must be resolved before a divorce is finalized in Nampa, ID. While it is expected that the arrangement will continue for some time, on occasion things may change. If something significant or “material” changes in the life of...
Does Adultery Affect Alimony in Idaho?
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What is a Civil Protection Order?
In certain circumstances, an individual is in need of protection from the court based on the actions of others. Idaho law provides a mechanism for an individual to petition the court protection based on 1) physical injury, sexual abuse, or forced imprisonment or...