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3 Bad Reasons For Treating Your Children Differently in Your Idaho Estate Plan

By Lane V. Erickson, Attorney As an Idaho estate planning attorney I’ve seen all kinds of clients come into my office with questions about their Idaho estate planning. One thing that I find troubling is when parents begin discussing how to make distributions to their children in an unequal way…

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The Motor Carrier Exemption under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)

By Joseph G. Ballstaedt One of the common exemptions to the overtime requirement of the Fair Labor Standards Act is the “Motor Carrier Exemption.” This exemption applies to employees who: 1) work for a motor carrier or motor private carrier, 2) are drivers, driver’s helpers, loaders, or mechanics whose duties…

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3 Tips on Estate Planning Conversations to Have with Your Children

By Lane V. Erickson, Attorney Estate planning is a very personal thing to accomplish for an individual or couple. Haven’t been an attorney practicing estate planning for over 17 years I’ve come to realize that talking about Estate Planning and getting it accomplished are difficult things for many people. Once…

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COUNTABLE RESOURCES FOR IDAHO MEDICAID

Idaho’s Medicaid program provides benefits for those in need of long-term care. Elderly and disabled individuals will not be immediately eligible for Idaho Medicaid’s long-term care benefits unless the value of their “Countable Resources” is $2,000 or less. Individuals seeking eligibility for Idaho Medicaid’s long-term care benefits must provide complete…

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