Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 7-1102 (2026)
Jurisdiction of district court.
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Jurisdiction of district court.
The district courts shall have exclusive original jurisdiction in proceedings to establish paternity and, in any such proceeding in which it makes a finding of paternity, to order support and determine custody, as set forth in this act.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 4
cases (3 in the last 5 years), 2003–2025 · leading case: Weiland v. Ruppel, 75 P.3d 176 (Idaho 2003).
Weiland v. Ruppel, 75 P.3d 176 (Idaho 2003). “The trial court entered an order of filiation under Idaho Code section 7-1120 identifying Ruppel as the child's father, and the court proceeded to enter a support and custody order pursuant to I.C. § 7-1102. The court noted that no specific criteria for granting a custody order…”
Gatsby v. Gatsby, 495 P.3d 996 (Idaho 2021). “See I.C. § 7-1102 (“The district courts shall have exclusive original jurisdiction in proceedings to establish paternity and, in any such proceeding in which it makes a finding of paternity, to order support and determine custody, as set forth in this act.”
Bartosh v. Campbell, 565 P.3d 282 (Idaho Ct. App. 2025). “To the extent she does, that question is resolved by I.C. § 7-1102, which provides that in a proceeding in which paternity is established, the trial court also has jurisdiction to order child support and determine custody.”
Gatsby v. Gatsby, 495 P.3d 996 (Idaho 2021). “See I.C. § 7-1102 (“The district courts shall have exclusive original jurisdiction in proceedings to establish paternity and, in any such proceeding in which it makes a finding of paternity, to order support and determine custody, as set forth in this act.”
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