For most women, many cannot remember the last time they have thought about their estate plan. Women typically take a back-seat when it...

According to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), 28 million small businesses in America account for 54% of all U.S. sales.  The...

Did you know that Idaho law provides a tax benefit for Idaho homeowners? The homeowner’s exemption allows Idaho property owners to...

If you own a timeshare, or are looking into acquiring a timeshare, then it may come as a surprise that timeshare ownership may pose...

A common misconception regarding estate planning is that it is not necessary for young people.  Usually young couples believe it is too...

A “reverse mortgage” can sound daunting and intimating for individuals when they learn that a reverse mortgage allows the owner to borrow...

It is not uncommon for tangible property to be ignored or forgotten in planning the disposition of the estate. Idaho law authorizes the...

In the second part of our series, we will continue to explore the most common myths about estate planning. In the last issue, the top...

Many individuals avoid planning their estate because they believe that doing so will onset their death, they believe that they are too...

Many times clients come to our office who are terrified of the “probate” process and want their estate and family members to avoid such...

A frequent question presented to an estate planning attorney is the validity or continuing effect of documents executed under the laws of...

Prenuptial agreements are a useful planning tool, but many hesitate to utilize prenuptial agreements because such agreements may lead to...

The term "fiduciary" is commonly defined to be a person who holds a legal or ethical relationship of trust with one or more other parties...