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Power of Attorney vs Conservatorship

Posted on March 9th, 2026

Planning for a loved one’s future is one of the more difficult conversations families face. Two legal tools come up often in that conversation: a power of attorney and a conservatorship. Both involve someone stepping in to manage another person’s affairs, but they work very differently and apply in very different circumstances. Understanding the distinction […]

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Tax Issues That Cost Contractors Their License

Posted on March 5th, 2026

Most Montana contractors know that holding a valid license is non-negotiable. What fewer realize is that a tax problem, one that seems entirely separate from their trade work, can trigger a licensing consequence that puts their entire business at risk. The connection between tax compliance and professional licensure is real, and it catches contractors off […]

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What Real Estate Professionals Need to Know About FinCEN’s New Reporting Rule

Posted on March 2nd, 2026

Important Update The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule referenced in this article has been struck down by a federal court and is not currently in effect. The legal landscape may continue to change. A new federal rule is changing how certain real estate transactions are handled, and mistakes can be costly. The Financial Crimes […]

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Can Spouses Override Wills In Montana

Posted on February 23rd, 2026

You’ve carefully drafted your will. Every decision about who gets what felt deliberate and final, but here’s something that catches people off guard: if you’re married, your spouse might have the legal right to claim a portion of your estate regardless of what your will says. Surprised? You’re not alone. Montana law recognizes that marriage […]

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Ranch Easements In Montana Explained

Posted on February 16th, 2026

Easements shape how you can use your Montana ranch or rural property. They’re legal agreements that give someone else the right to use a portion of your land for a specific purpose. You still own the property. But you’ve got to let the easement holder use it the way the agreement says. This gets complicated […]

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