family law
Whatever Brought You Here,
There’s A Next Step.
Divorce, custody, support, guardianship — family law covers more ground than most people expect, and it rarely moves in a straight line. Below is every road we walk with Idaho families, grouped by what you’re actually facing.
Separating
Ending or restructuring the marriage
- Prenup & Postnups Protecting financial interests before or during your marriage.
- Property Division Protecting your interests when dividing marital property and assets.
- Legal Separation Legal solutions for couples choosing separation without divorcing.
- Same-Sex Divorce Experienced guidance navigating the unique considerations of same-sex divorce.
- Uncontested Divorce Efficient legal guidance when spouses agree on divorce terms.
- Military Divorce Legal guidance addressing the unique challenges of military divorce.
Children & Custody
Protecting your relationship with your kids
- Child Custody Advocating for custody arrangements that serve your children’s interests.
- Fathers’ Rights Protecting fathers’ rights to meaningful involvement in their children’s lives.
- Mothers’ Rights Advocating for mothers’ rights throughout custody and family disputes.
- Parental Rights Protecting your rights and responsibilities as a parent.
- Paternity Establishing legal parentage and protecting parental rights and responsibilities.
- Parenting Coordination Helping parents resolve ongoing conflicts and improve communication.
Support & Finances
Making sure the numbers are fair
- Modifications Seeking changes to existing custody, support, or court orders.
- Money Judgments Pursuing unpaid financial obligations established through family court orders.
- Spousal Support & Alimony Helping secure fair financial support during and after divorce.
- Child Support Pursuing fair financial support to meet your children’s needs.
Safety & Enforcement
When an order isn't being followed, or safety is at risk
- Enforcement of Court Orders Taking action when a party fails to follow court orders.
- Contempt Holding parties accountable when court orders are violated.
- Civil Protection Order Seeking legal protection from threats, harassment, or abuse.
- Domestic Violence Protecting individuals and families facing domestic violence and abuse.
Dispute Resolution
When conflict resurfaces, or the current plan isn't working
others have walked this road with us.
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“I would recommend Weston Burke for your legal needs.”- Lisa J.
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“I’m consistently impressed with her work ethic as well as her ability to demonstrate problem-solving skills.”- Tabitha P.
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“Colby has shown great strategic insights and is highly invested in a speedy resolution through skilled mediation and communication with the opposing parties.”- Alina B.
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“From the very beginning of seeking counsel for a divorce, Colby Lee Jones exercised patience and provided sound legal advice through this arduous event.”- David
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“I recommend him any opportunity I get.”- Luz (Christina)
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“Colby Jones has represented me for over 8 months. He came in to my case after the trial process.”- Scott
Family Law In Boise
Guiding & Advocating for Families Across Ada & Canyon Counties, ID
If you want a family attorney to empower you to make informed decisions about your and your loved ones' futures, Jones Law Partners is the firm for you. We have helped thousands of clients navigate family law matters, from divorce to child custody disagreements. In every case, we aim to deliver results without unnecessary costs or stress, favoring alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation.
Call (208) 865-8229 or reach out online to speak with our Boise family law attorneys at Jones Law Partners.
What people ask us before their first meeting.
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The length varies based on the complexity of the case, the willingness of parties to negotiate, and the current court schedule. Simple uncontested divorce cases may resolve within a few months, while complex cases involving custody disputes or significant assets may take longer. Working with attorneys familiar with Ada County courts can reduce delays.
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Not always. Many cases settle through negotiation or mediation before a trial becomes necessary. Courts in Boise support settlements reached outside the courtroom. However, some procedural hearings or final approvals may still require brief court appearances, especially when children or significant property are involved.
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It helps to bring any documents related to your case, such as existing court orders, financial information, or any paperwork regarding children or property. Clear communication about your priorities and questions at this stage helps the attorney tailor advice and outline your options going forward.
Consultations in person or virtual. Payment plans available. Serving Ada & Canyon Counties, including Boise and Meridian.
Your First 30 Minutes
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i. You Talk. We Listen.Your story, your worries, your goals - before any legal talk.
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ii. We Map Your Roads.
Mediation, negotiation, or court - what each looks like for your family, in plain language.
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iii. You Leave With Next Steps.Clear, written, and yours to keep - whether or not you hire us.