As experienced Montana wrongful termination attorneys, we have dedicated our careers to advising employers and employees alike on their rights and responsibilities under Montana's employment laws. One aspect of our practice that often comes as a surprise to out-of-state employers is the Montana Wrongful Discharge from Employment Act (WDEA). This
MoreCan I Disinherit a Child in Montana? Disinheritance can be a sensitive topic, but it is crucial to understand the legalities surrounding it in order to make informed decisions when creating your will. In Montana, it is possible to disinherit a child, grandchild, or other family members, excluding a spouse
MoreOwning large tracts of land can present various challenges when it comes to dividing the property among joint tenants or tenants in common. Whether you are a recreational landowner, a farming or ranching family, or a small or large landowner in Montana, dividing your land can be a daunting task,
MoreAs Montana's land use planning and zoning regulations become more complicated, real estate developers and property owners face a growing challenge in navigating the permitting and zoning process. This is where BKBH, a law firm with extensive experience in real estate law and development, steps in to assist clients with
MoreAs a real estate developer or investor, it is crucial to consider not only the current state of your project's infrastructure, but also the potential for future growth and expansion. Access to essential utilities and facilities is a key factor in determining the value and success of any real estate
MoreBKBH is pleased to report that 12 attorneys and 5 practice areas were selected by Chambers & Partners 2023 Rankings as among the best in the state of Montana. Chambers is a very selective list and is based almost entirely on client feedback and peer references. It has long been
MoreEstate planning in Montana is a vital process that encompasses both during-life and post-life planning. It includes preparing for scenarios where you may be incapacitated and unable to manage your affairs, as well as determining how your assets will be distributed after your passing. Through estate planning, families, businesses, and
MoreWhat Is A Living Will? A living will is your own declaration stating your wishes and desires for medical treatment and end-of-life care if you are incapacitated, injured, or so ill that you can't communicate. This document carries immense importance as it ensures that your voice is heard and respected
MoreDo I Need a Trust? Will a Trust Help Avoid Taxes or Probate? One common question in the realm of estate planning is whether or not to establish a trust. The answer depends on each individual's unique circumstances, including family composition, assets, and estate planning objectives. This article will provide
MoreWhat is a Special Needs Trust, and Why is it Important to Draft These Trusts Carefully to Avoid Losing Government Benefits? A special needs trust is a specific type of trust that is designed to protect the assets of an individual with disabilities, while also ensuring that they continue to
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