Chaney Law Office Caldwell, Idaho 208-314-3850
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Family and Real Estate Law in Caldwell

Divorce, custody, property, criminal defense and probate, for families and owners across the Treasure Valley. You work with Greg Chaney directly, and you will always know what happens next.

Who is handling your case

Gregory D. Chaney Attorney and senior partner
Idaho State Bar no. 10513 Admitted 3 May 2018 · verify with the Bar
Concordia University School of Law Juris Doctor, Boise
Idaho House of Representatives Eight years · chaired Judiciary, Rules & Administration for three

What we handle

Six practice areas, all of them handled out of the Caldwell office.

Family Law

Divorce, custody, child support, modifications and protection orders. Sarah Chaney holds an Idaho Family Law Mediation Certification, so mediation is handled in-house.

Family Law →

Real Estate

Purchases and sales, leases, evictions, boundary and easement disputes, and title problems.

Real Estate →

Criminal Defense

Misdemeanours and felonies in Canyon and Ada County courts, from the first appearance through resolution.

Criminal Defense →

Employment Law

Terminations, unpaid wages, discrimination, non-competes and severance, for employees and employers.

Employment Law →

Personal Injury

Accident and injury claims across the Treasure Valley. Most matters resolve without trial; they are prepared as though they will not.

Personal Injury →

Wills & Estates

Wills, powers of attorney, trusts, and Idaho probate including when a simpler process applies.

Wills & Estates →

Where we practice

The office is on 9th Avenue in Caldwell. We appear across the Treasure Valley and west to Payette and Weiser.

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How a first conversation goes

You call or send the form, and you speak with someone at the office rather than an answering service. We ask what happened, what you want to happen, and whether anything has a date attached to it, because a court date or a notice period changes what we do first.

If the matter is one we handle, Greg will tell you how the process works in the county you are in, what it is likely to cost, and what he needs from you. If it is not, he will say so and point you somewhere useful. Nobody should feel alone in this, or unsure whether anyone is on their side.