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If you're buying a dream home in Idaho, you'll go through many steps. The last step, known as closing, usually occurs about four to six weeks after signing a sales and purchase contract. It completes the transaction and solidifies your purchase. Understanding the...
Construction defect claims can be a nightmare for Idaho contractors and builders. A fault in a building's design, materials or workmanship can be dangerous, and when harm results, victims will look for the responsible party. When a construction defect claim is made,...
Divorcing couples in Idaho might be tempted to spill all about their issues on social media, but it's a bad idea. Even if the split is mutual and uncontested, social media usage at this time can come back to haunt you. These are the best ways to handle it. Stop using...
Buying or selling commercial real estate in Idaho may provide you with an opportunity to secure your financial future. However, this assumes that you are able to acquire or liquidate an office building or multifamily property for the right price. There are many...
If you are a parent and get a divorce, there is a chance that you'll be able to retain a relationship with your children. Idaho law generally recognizes that children are better off when they have both parents in their lives. However, the exact circumstances of your...
Residents of Idaho expect to be safe in their homes. Unfortunately, certain construction defects can compromise the safety of the building. What is a construction defect? A construction defect is anything that was improperly administered in the makeup of a building....
When you are working on a construction project, it is important to make sure that you are protected in case something goes wrong. One way to do this is by filing a mechanics lien. This guide will provide you with everything you need to know about mechanics liens in...
In Idaho, tenants have the legal right to secure housing that is safe. Unfortunately, there are times when landlords may not be honest and might rent housing with poor living conditions to unsuspecting people. However, laws dictate that there is what’s known as the...
Child custody disputes in Idaho and around the country are decided by family law judges when the parents involved are unable to reach an amicable agreement. Unlike some other civil trials, there is no jury present during these proceedings. Instead, the judge hears...
Divorces in Idaho are usually watershed moments in the life of all involved parties, and many times that includes business partners who are not even involved in the family issues leading to the separation. Individuals who own businesses face a specific property...
