Trying to figure out which entity is right for your business — or whether your will still says what you meant it to say?

Two practice areas, picked on purpose.

Plenty of firms list everything. We focus on the work our clients hire us for repeatedly — and refer the rest. Below, what we take, plus a quieter third card for visitors who’d rather find someone else.

What you’ll know after our first call.

Thirty minutes, no charge. Plain answers to the questions you came in with. No pressure to keep going.

1. Whether you actually need an attorney for what you're trying to do — sometimes you don't, and we'll tell you.
2. What the actual cost range is for handling your situation, including alternatives.
3. What your timeline looks like — including the parts that depend on you, not on us.
4. What you can do this week , even before deciding whether to hire us.

Two partners. One brain, more or less.

We split the work down the middle: estate planning and small business. Same approach on both sides.

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Catherine Park

Estate planning

Grew up in McCall. Six years at a mid-size Seattle firm before moving back to Boise in 2019 with a specific goal: do estate planning for normal people, not just tech wealth.

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Daniel Hayes

Small business

Boise native, third generation. Four years in Portland representing small businesses on contracts and employment matters, then returned home in 2020 to start his own practice.

We met at an Idaho State Bar small-firm-section meeting in late 2020. Each of us kept sending the other our overflow questions. Six months in, we just merged the practices. Read the longer version →