Idaho Law Office
The Gem State
“Esto Perpetua”Let It Be Perpetual, Idaho’s state motto
- CapitalBoise
- StatehoodJuly 3, 1890 · 43rd state
- My Idaho OfficeStar, Idaho
Licensed to practice law in Idaho
Your Idaho Attorney
I am Ronald W. Brilliant, and I represent individuals, families, and businesses throughout Idaho from my office in Star, just outside Boise. I am licensed to practice law in Idaho and admitted to practice in federal court here.
You work directly with me, not with a team of assistants. I handle matters in thirteen practice areas, from wills, trusts, and probate to family law, bankruptcy, injury claims, and workers’ compensation. Because I practice in all of them, I can see how one legal problem affects the others and plan for it.
If you want to understand Idaho law before we talk, my Idaho legal guides explain the rules in plain English, with citations to the Idaho Code. Request a consultation when you are ready to discuss your situation.
Idaho Practice Areas
Idaho Legal Guides
Idaho Probate
A step-by-step guide to settling an estate in Idaho, with deadlines and Idaho Code citations.
- Small estates and the small estate affidavit
- Informal vs. formal probate
- Personal representative duties
- Creditor claims
- Closing an estate
Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning
Will requirements, handwritten wills, living trusts, small estates, and what happens without a will.
Read the guide →Child Custody & Support
How Idaho courts decide custody and parenting time, and how child support is calculated.
Read the guide →Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, the means test, and the property Idaho law lets you keep.
Read the guide →My Idaho Office
Brilliant Law Office P.L.L.C.
87 North Plummer Road
Star, ID 83669
(208) 914-7150 · Request a consultation
Serving clients throughout Idaho. All locations
Idaho at a Glance
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The guides on this site provide general information about Idaho law and are not legal advice. Reading them does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every situation is different; consult an attorney about yours.