Estate planning is not just about divvying up what you own among the people that you love. It is also the process that protects you if your health gets bad and solidifies protections for the people you care about both legally and emotionally. Too many people in...
Farming takes a lot of work and commitment. This profession and its necessary activities may have played important roles in your life since you were a young child. As you grew up, the family farm may have passed on to you, or you may have purchased your own land and...
Planning for the future is not always an easy task. Estate planning can be an emotional and difficult process, especially for people who do not want to think about passing away someday or what will happen if they experience incapacitation. However, there are...
A water right can be a key element associated with many Montana properties. It grants the owner the legal right to take a certain amount of water from a specific source, for a prescribed use across a defined section of land. Some water rights have persisted for more...
At some point, most people will have a disagreement with a neighbor. For residents of rural Montana, land and home are things of great personal value and pride. As a property owner, you want to be able to enjoy your property the best you can, and sometimes, your...
Gun trusts are not dissimilar to other trusts – a grantor places property into a trust under the administration of a trustee to be distributed to a beneficiary.There are differences, however. A gun trust can have multiple trustees and can last more than one...
As a parent, the most important consideration in your life is the wellbeing and happiness of your children. While parents will do whatever is necessary to make their child’s life as painless and enjoyable as possible, sometimes life’s challenges are...
Land ownership has been a historical dream for many families of all generations. It is one of the greatest ways to establish a place to call home. Many people earn a living on the land they own and raise their families to eventually own the land themselves one day....
