Families break. Families change. Sometimes they grow in ways that aren’t easy. At Foley Freeman, we’ve seen what family law really means. It’s not paperwork. It’s pain, fear, and hope, all tangled together. We know how to cut through the noise. We keep costs down. We keep stress low. And we don’t waste time. If your family is facing a legal crossroads, you don’t have to face it alone.
Standing with Families Across Kuna
In family law, many cases settle without a trial. But at Foley Freeman, we aren’t afraid of the courtroom. If litigation is the only way to resolve your divorce or custody dispute, we’ll take it there. We know how to build strong, clear cases that stand up under scrutiny. We also know that when children are part of the equation, it’s never easy. That’s why we handle child custody and support matters with the skill and care they deserve.
Foley Freeman: Serving Kuna Families Since 1978
In 1978, we started out small in Meridian, and over the last 45 years, we’ve become a pillar of Southern Idaho’s legal community. With hundreds of satisfied clients and a rare AV Preeminent® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, our reputation speaks for itself. Our commitment to community is the heart of everything we do. We take pride in helping families in Kuna with their legal needs, just as we’ve done for decades.
FAQs by Kuna Clients
How is child custody determined in Idaho?
In Idaho, child custody is determined based on the child’s best interests. Courts consider factors like the emotional bonds between the child and parents, the parents’ ability to provide for the child, and the child’s preference (if they are old enough). If you’re in Kuna and dealing with custody issues, our team can help you understand how the courts will assess your situation.
How does Idaho handle spousal support (alimony)?
In Idaho, spousal support is not automatically awarded in a divorce. However, the court may grant spousal support based on factors like the length of the marriage, the financial need of the requesting spouse, and the paying spouse’s ability to provide support. If you’re in Kuna and facing divorce, we can help you understand if spousal support applies to your case.
What is an annulment, and how is it different from a divorce in Idaho?
An annulment is a legal process that declares a marriage null and void, as if it never existed. In Idaho, annulments are only granted in specific situations, such as fraud, coercion, or underage marriage. If you’re in Kuna and wondering if an annulment is possible in your case, we can help you understand the criteria and process.
Get the Help You Need. Speak with a Kuna Attorney Now
Family law problems can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face them alone. The attorneys at Foley Freeman are here to help you navigate through it all. We’ll take the time to understand your unique situation and provide solutions that fit your needs. Call us today to schedule a consultation in our Meridian office. We’re ready to work with you and protect what matters most.