For more than 40 years, Foley Freeman has been helping the people of Nampa with their legal needs, especially in estate planning, probate, and estate administration. We don’t just fill out forms for our clients; we take the time to provide personalized estate planning services. When it comes to probate and estate administration, we guide each client step by step, making sure their rights are respected and protected.
Nampa’s Trusted Estate Planning Attorneys
At Foley Freeman, we know that proper estate planning is about more than just drafting documents. Mark Freeman and our team work with financial advisors and tax professionals to create comprehensive estate plans that offer real protections for your assets. Whether it’s a will, trust, or business succession planning, we make sure every detail is addressed. We understand how important it is for clients in Nampa to secure their family’s future. That’s why we take the time to create personalized estate plans that are as unique as each client’s needs.
Get to Know Foley Freeman in Nampa
Starting in a modest Meridian home in 1978, Foley Freeman has grown into one of Southern Idaho’s largest and most respected law firms. With 45 years of experience and hundreds of happy clients, we’ve earned an AV Preeminent® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, a true testament to our dedication to excellence. Our roots in the community run deep, and we’re proud to continue offering vital legal services to families in Nampa.
FAQs by Nampa Clients
What happens if I die without a will in Idaho?
If you die without a will in Idaho, your estate goes through intestate succession. The court will distribute your property based on state law, not personal preference. In Nampa, we’ve seen how this can cause confusion and stress for families.
What is a durable power of attorney in Idaho?
A durable power of attorney lets someone you trust manage your finances if you become unable to. Without it, your loved ones may need court approval to act on your behalf. It’s an important part of estate planning in Nampa.
Can I disinherit someone in Idaho?
Yes, but it must be done clearly in your will or trust. Idaho law protects spouses to some extent, but other relatives can be left out if that’s your wish. We help clients in Nampa make those decisions legally binding.
Ready to Move Forward? We’re Here in Nampa to Help
When Estate Planning issues arise, it’s important to have someone in your corner. At Foley Freeman, we’ll walk through the process with you, offering clear guidance and support every step of the way. Contact our Meridian office to schedule a consultation with an experienced attorney who will focus on your needs and those of your family. We’ll help you find the right answers, tailored to your situation.