RJROBERT J. GREEN

1. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · ROBERT J. GREEN/Kootenai Law Group

   CONTRIBUTED CONTENT: What actually gets a will overturned in Idaho (opens the original)

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   “I'm going to contest the will” gets said far more often than it gets done, and most challenges that do get filed go nowhere. Being surprised by a will is not a legal claim. Neither is being treated unequally, or believing your parent would never have chosen that on their own. But the challenges that succeed follow a recognizable pattern — and so do the plans that invite them. It's worth understanding both, because nearly everything that protects a plan has to happen while the person signing it

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2. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · ROBERT J. GREEN/Kootenai Law Group

   CONTRIBUTED CONTENT: What happens to your debt when you die? (opens the original)

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   One of the most common fears I hear from clients is this: "I don't want my children to be stuck with my debts when I'm gone." It's a reasonable worry — but the answer is more reassuring than most people expect. Here's what Idaho law actually says about debt at death, and why getting it right in your estate plan matters more than you might think. The Basic Rule: Heirs Don't Inherit Debt In Idaho, your heirs generally do not inherit your personal debts. When you die, your debts become the responsi

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