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If you face criminal charges in Iowa, arraignment marks an important early stage in the court process. Knowing what happens during this proceeding can help you understand what comes next and the decisions you may need to make. Understanding the arraignment proceeding...
You might assume similar marriages lead to similar alimony awards, but Iowa courts evaluate each case on its own facts. Knowing what to expect helps you prepare for the questions your case will raise. Eligibility under state law Iowa statutes use the term spousal...
Sending a child off to college is a big step for families. It also brings new responsibilities that many 18-year-olds are not ready to handle. Alcohol violations happen often on Iowa campuses. Knowing the consequences can help parents talk with their freshmen about...
An off-campus arrest can feel like two problems at once. A student may have to answer criminal charges in Iowa City while also worrying about housing, scholarships, campus discipline and parents asking what happens next. For many University of Iowa students, the...
When considering filing for bankruptcy in Iowa, one will likely encounter the means test. This financial evaluation determines whether individuals qualify for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If you are planning to use bankruptcy as a debt relief option,...
A college misdemeanor may feel like a short-term problem, especially if it came from one bad night during school. However, some criminal charges can continue affecting your future long after graduation. If you face charges for underage drinking, disorderly conduct,...
Collaborative law allows those going through divorce to work together to reach a resolution. This is a stark contrast to traditional litigation, which puts the decision in the hands of the court as the two parties build arguments to win the case. There are many...
It is not uncommon for college students to head out to a party and enjoy a bit of alcohol. These parties can escalate, and what was only a quick stop and a few drinks can lead to a night that gets a little out of control and the college student can find themselves...
You might see bankruptcy as your ticket to financial freedom. While it can eliminate credit card bills and medical debt, certain obligations will follow you even after filing. The law keeps specific debts on your shoulders for important public policy reasons. To...
College life gives students more freedom, but it can also lead to risky decisions. One of the most serious problems a student can face is an OWI, or Operating While Intoxicated, charge. If your college-aged child is pulled over in Iowa and accused of an OWI, knowing...