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(HOUSE BILL NO. 703. Idaho Code Chapter 32 Section 55-3201 – 55-3211) We’ve all heard about or experienced the extremes of Homeowners Associations (HOA’s), and you either love them, deal with them or strongly disapprove of them. The Idaho Legislators stepped in earlier this year, giving the HOA’s a little less power over what they […]
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Death Is A Given, Whether We Want To Admit It Or Not. Last Will And Testament. One Last Gift For Your Loved Ones, That Allows Them To Grieve, Heal, & Honor Your Legacy. Shhh – Don’t talk about Death. Many Americans shy away from talking about death with their family & friends. Often Americans justify
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To simplify the differences between the two, “right to work” surrounds one’s freedom to work without being forced to join a union, and “at-will” gives employees and employers the right to choose whether or not one stays employed. “At-Will” Employment: “At-will” gives employers the right to fire an employee without cause. It gives employees the
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It is always an exciting time when one begins to see their dream of opening a small business come to fruition. Standing as an independent owner of a successful small business is a dream come true. While the sky is the limit, one must harness that freedom wisely to avoid the potential of serious future
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When one begins a building project, the planning stage is fundamental to successful project completion. Part of the planning stage includes hiring contractors essential to the project’s construction and overall success. However, disagreements frequently arise in construction projects due to timelines, coordination between contractors, purchasing material, and warrantying craftsmanship. Doing your due diligence ahead
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Contract Law surrounds the area of law within the United States involving the mutual agreements amongst individuals, businesses, or groups.
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Real Estate Litigation: Whether you are buying, renting, or selling property, it can be extremely rewarding or stressful depending on how the transaction plays out with the renter, purchaser, or seller. Unfortunately, one can be subjected to real estate litigation no matter where they fall within the real estate purchase chain. While most real estate
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In a nutshell, Asset Planning incorporates being proactive through arranging legal actions to protect your assets from creditors, judgments, Lawsuits, or an unforeseen divorce. Asset Protection includes steps devised through a professional and legal examination of a client’s financial, personal assets, risks, and overall goals. Legal counsel will strategize which legal tools would best be
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Hiring a knowledgeable Business Attorney is crucial to any successful business. Two crucial components to having a successful business are choosing an accountant and a business attorney who will help you set-up and organize a solid foundation for your business to grow. While an accountant will help oversee your business’s financial side, a knowledgeable business
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As stated in part one of the Q&A: Probate blog, not all estates may require an expensive court procedure. Idaho law is far more flexible and quicker for probate, making it less expensive. Depending on the probate’s depth, your attorney can determine how involved the court may be at any stage. There are new procedures
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