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    Double Counting Future Business Income in Divorce: When a Business Buyout and Earning Capacity Eliminate the Need for Traditional Spousal Support — In re Marriage of Owen & Brinker (Iowa 2025)

Double Counting Future Business Income in Divorce: When a Business Buyout and Earning Capacity Eliminate the Need for Traditional Spousal Support — In re Marriage of Owen & Brinker (Iowa 2025)

Date: Dec 14, 2025
Double Counting Future Business Income in Divorce: When a Business Buyout and Earning Capacity Eliminate the Need for Traditional Spousal Support — In re Marriage of Owen & Brinker (Iowa 2025) I....
Iowa Rule 1.413 Sanctions Cannot Include Dismissal: Commentary on In re the Marriage of Matthew Kraus and Molly Kraus

Iowa Rule 1.413 Sanctions Cannot Include Dismissal: Commentary on In re the Marriage of Matthew Kraus and Molly Kraus

Date: Dec 14, 2025
Iowa Rule 1.413 Sanctions Cannot Include Dismissal: Commentary on In re the Marriage of Matthew Kraus and Molly Kraus I. Introduction The Iowa Supreme Court’s decision in In re the Marriage of...
Independent Representation for Constitutional Officers When the Attorney General Has a Conflict: Commentary on In re the Representation of the Iowa Auditor of State

Independent Representation for Constitutional Officers When the Attorney General Has a Conflict: Commentary on In re the Representation of the Iowa Auditor of State

Date: Dec 6, 2025
Independent Representation for Constitutional Officers When the Attorney General Has a Conflict: Commentary on In re the Representation of the Iowa Auditor of State I. Introduction This commentary...
Presumed Attorney Authority and the Procedural Treatment of Motions to Enforce Settlements in Iowa: Commentary on Recio v. Fridley

Presumed Attorney Authority and the Procedural Treatment of Motions to Enforce Settlements in Iowa: Commentary on Recio v. Fridley

Date: Dec 6, 2025
Presumed Attorney Authority and the Procedural Treatment of Motions to Enforce Settlements in Iowa: A Commentary on Recio v. Fridley I. Introduction The Iowa Supreme Court’s decision in Oscar Recio...
Iowa Narrows the Safe Harbor from No‑Contest Clauses: Subjective Good Faith, Restatement (Third) Probable Cause, and Burden on the Challenger in In re Estate of Felten

Iowa Narrows the Safe Harbor from No‑Contest Clauses: Subjective Good Faith, Restatement (Third) Probable Cause, and Burden on the Challenger in In re Estate of Felten

Date: Nov 30, 2025
Iowa Narrows the Safe Harbor from No‑Contest Clauses: Subjective Good Faith, Restatement (Third) Probable Cause, and Burden on the Challenger in In re Estate of Felten Case: In the Matter of the...
Precautionary Closed Hiring Interviews and Reputation Protection Under Iowa’s Open Meetings Act

Precautionary Closed Hiring Interviews and Reputation Protection Under Iowa’s Open Meetings Act

Date: Nov 30, 2025
Precautionary Closed Hiring Interviews and Reputation Protection Under Iowa’s Open Meetings Act I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Iowa’s decision in Robert Teig v. Brad Hart, Tyler Olson, Ann Poe,...
Reckless Police Pursuits, Emergency Response Immunity, and Dying Declarations after Withdrawal of Life Support: Commentary on Mormann v. City of Manchester

Reckless Police Pursuits, Emergency Response Immunity, and Dying Declarations after Withdrawal of Life Support: Commentary on Mormann v. City of Manchester

Date: Nov 23, 2025
Reckless Police Pursuits, Emergency Response Immunity, and Dying Declarations after Withdrawal of Life Support: Commentary on Mormann v. City of Manchester I. Introduction The Iowa Supreme Court’s...
No Continuing Duty and Filing‑Specific Scrutiny Under Iowa Rule 1.413(1): Commentary on The Law Office of Shawn Shearer v. Iowa District Court for Fremont County

No Continuing Duty and Filing‑Specific Scrutiny Under Iowa Rule 1.413(1): Commentary on The Law Office of Shawn Shearer v. Iowa District Court for Fremont County

Date: Nov 23, 2025
No Continuing Duty and Filing‑Specific Scrutiny Under Iowa Rule 1.413(1): Commentary on The Law Office of Shawn Shearer, P.C. v. Iowa District Court for Fremont County I. Introduction The Iowa...
ICRA Claims Are Not “Brought Under” the IMTCA: Section 670.4A’s Qualified Immunity, Heightened Pleading, and Immediate Appeal Do Not Apply

ICRA Claims Are Not “Brought Under” the IMTCA: Section 670.4A’s Qualified Immunity, Heightened Pleading, and Immediate Appeal Do Not Apply

Date: Nov 16, 2025
ICRA Claims Are Not “Brought Under” the IMTCA: Section 670.4A’s Qualified Immunity, Heightened Pleading, and Immediate Appeal Do Not Apply Introduction In Benjamin Fogle and Amanda Fogle, on behalf...
Iowa Clarifies: No Overt Act or Interruption Required to Prove Specific Intent Under § 709.11; Single‑Episode Cross‑Victim Conduct Can Establish Intent

Iowa Clarifies: No Overt Act or Interruption Required to Prove Specific Intent Under § 709.11; Single‑Episode Cross‑Victim Conduct Can Establish Intent

Date: Nov 16, 2025
Iowa Clarifies: No Overt Act or Interruption Required to Prove Specific Intent Under § 709.11; Single‑Episode Cross‑Victim Conduct Can Establish Intent Introduction In State of Iowa v. Frederick Lee...
Kepner’s Rule: Generalized Eyewitness-Identification Expertise Is Ordinarily Admissible Under Iowa Rule 5.702, and Corroboration Is Irrelevant to Admissibility

Kepner’s Rule: Generalized Eyewitness-Identification Expertise Is Ordinarily Admissible Under Iowa Rule 5.702, and Corroboration Is Irrelevant to Admissibility

Date: Nov 16, 2025
Kepner’s Rule: Generalized Eyewitness-Identification Expertise Is Ordinarily Admissible Under Iowa Rule 5.702, and Corroboration Is Irrelevant to Admissibility Introduction In State of Iowa v. Pat...
Iowa § 670.4A Does Not Apply to Common-Law Negligence or Nuisance—Even When Duties Are Drawn from Statutes: Immediate Appeals Under § 670.4A(4) Unavailable

Iowa § 670.4A Does Not Apply to Common-Law Negligence or Nuisance—Even When Duties Are Drawn from Statutes: Immediate Appeals Under § 670.4A(4) Unavailable

Date: Nov 11, 2025
Iowa § 670.4A Does Not Apply to Common-Law Negligence or Nuisance—Even When Duties Are Drawn from Statutes: Immediate Appeals Under § 670.4A(4) Unavailable Introduction The Iowa Supreme Court’s...
Iowa Supreme Court Adopts Whole-File Expungement for Eligible Misdemeanor Convictions Under Iowa Code § 901C.3

Iowa Supreme Court Adopts Whole-File Expungement for Eligible Misdemeanor Convictions Under Iowa Code § 901C.3

Date: Nov 11, 2025
Iowa Supreme Court Adopts Whole-File Expungement for Eligible Misdemeanor Convictions Under Iowa Code § 901C.3 Introduction In J. Doe v. Iowa District Court for Polk County, the Supreme Court of Iowa...
No Appeal Needed, No 30-Day Clock: Iowa Supreme Court Confirms Post-Judgment Attorney Fee Applications Are Collateral and Timely If Filed Without Undue Delay

No Appeal Needed, No 30-Day Clock: Iowa Supreme Court Confirms Post-Judgment Attorney Fee Applications Are Collateral and Timely If Filed Without Undue Delay

Date: Nov 11, 2025
No Appeal Needed, No 30-Day Clock: Iowa Supreme Court Confirms Post-Judgment Attorney Fee Applications Are Collateral and Timely If Filed Without Undue Delay Court: Supreme Court of Iowa Date:...
Juvenile Courts May Temporarily Stay HHS Placement Moves Pending Best‑Interests Review Under Iowa Code § 232.102

Juvenile Courts May Temporarily Stay HHS Placement Moves Pending Best‑Interests Review Under Iowa Code § 232.102

Date: Nov 2, 2025
Juvenile Courts May Temporarily Stay HHS Placement Moves Pending Best‑Interests Review Under Iowa Code § 232.102 Introduction This commentary analyzes the Iowa Supreme Court’s decision in Iowa...
“Toward Another” Under Iowa’s Assault Statute Does Not Require Pointing a Weapon: State v. Meisheid

“Toward Another” Under Iowa’s Assault Statute Does Not Require Pointing a Weapon: State v. Meisheid

Date: Oct 28, 2025
“Toward Another” Under Iowa’s Assault Statute Does Not Require Pointing a Weapon: State v. Meisheid Introduction In State of Iowa v. Matthew James Meisheid, the Iowa Supreme Court addressed whether a...
Functional Impairment Controls When Post-Injury Earnings Are Equal or Greater: Iowa Supreme Court Clarifies § 85.34(2)(v) in Den Hartog Industries v. Dungan

Functional Impairment Controls When Post-Injury Earnings Are Equal or Greater: Iowa Supreme Court Clarifies § 85.34(2)(v) in Den Hartog Industries v. Dungan

Date: Oct 10, 2025
Functional Impairment Controls When Post-Injury Earnings Are Equal or Greater: Iowa Supreme Court Clarifies § 85.34(2)(v) in Den Hartog Industries v. Dungan Introduction In Den Hartog Industries and...
Retroactive Authentication of Bodycam-Captured Surveillance Video: Iowa Supreme Court Confirms Subsequent Witness Testimony Can Cure Foundational Defects Under Rule 5.901

Retroactive Authentication of Bodycam-Captured Surveillance Video: Iowa Supreme Court Confirms Subsequent Witness Testimony Can Cure Foundational Defects Under Rule 5.901

Date: Oct 10, 2025
Retroactive Authentication of Bodycam-Captured Surveillance Video: Iowa Supreme Court Confirms Subsequent Witness Testimony Can Cure Foundational Defects Under Rule 5.901 Case: State of Iowa v....
Iowa Supreme Court Declares: “No Guns While Criming” – State v. Woods and the Constitutional Limits on Firearm Possession During Criminal Conduct

Iowa Supreme Court Declares: “No Guns While Criming” – State v. Woods and the Constitutional Limits on Firearm Possession During Criminal Conduct

Date: Jun 28, 2025
Iowa Supreme Court Declares: “No Guns While Criming” – State v. Woods and the Constitutional Limits on Firearm Possession During Criminal Conduct 1. Introduction State v. Kevin Dwayne Woods, Jr. (No....
“Sovereign Immunity After Burnett” –  Sikora v. State of Iowa and the Closing of Iowa’s Common-Law Door to Wrongful-Imprisonment Damages

“Sovereign Immunity After Burnett” – Sikora v. State of Iowa and the Closing of Iowa’s Common-Law Door to Wrongful-Imprisonment Damages

Date: Jun 28, 2025
“Sovereign Immunity After Burnett” – Sikora v. State of Iowa and the Closing of Iowa’s Common-Law Door to Wrongful-Imprisonment Damages 1. Introduction On 27 June 2025 the Iowa Supreme Court,...
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