Family Law
We help you focus on keeping what’s important when things can’t stay together.
Family Law Means
Divorce with Children
- Custody
- Child Support
- Establishing Paternity
Family Law Means
Divorce with No Children or Adult Children
Married for years with significant holdings or a shorter term marriage and less assets, we are well-prepared to achieve the best possible results when it comes to dividing property.
- Spousal Maintenance
- Property Division
- Wills
- Marital Agreements
Family Law Means
Guardianship or Conservatorship
An Idaho court can appoint a guardian for any unmarried minor child whose biological parents have passed away, had their rights terminated, or have abused their children. Any adult can become the legal guardian of a child as long as they can provide adequate care to their child.
- Guardianship
- Conservatorship
- Wills
- Custody Modifications
Family Law Means
Custody Modifications
Decisions made in the past can and should be reviewed. Some custody arrangements are made when children are babies, or in pre-school. As children mature, custody arrangements may need to be modified to accommodate their schedules better. What is best for everyone at the time changes, and custody can also be changed to reflect this.
- Custody Modifications
- Wills