Idaho Lawyers - Moscow

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Anne Dwelle

Firm: Liston Wakefield & Dwelle

206 609 S Washington 064 , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Family

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Bradley Rudley

Firm: Latah County

522 S. Adams , Moscow , Idaho 83843

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“Bradley did an excellent job with my case, he was very professional and always communicated and expl…”

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“Bradley is a great person and an even better attorney. The trait that sets him apart is his preparation. Few will work harder for you than Bradley.”

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Cody Moore

Firm: Westberg Roepke Moore, PLLC

530 S. Asbury Street , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Business

Cody is a Member of the firm Westberg Roepke Moore, PLLC located in Moscow, Idaho.. Cody helps people and businesses in Pullman, Moscow, Lewiston, Clarkston, and surrounding areas solve and prevent problems . His ultimate goal is to provide you with high level, customized service so you receive the best advocacy and advice possible.. Cody was born on the Palouse and grew up in Colton and Pullman. A standout athlete, he ran track in college before injury ended his career. He graduated from Washington State University and then law school at the University of Idaho.. Prior to becoming an attorney, Cody worked for the nation’s leading food safety law firm in Seattle. He also served two terms of public service through Americorps and was the director of a non-profit organization dedicated rehabilitating homes for veterans, seniors, people with disabilities, and low-income families.. Staying active in the community, Cody has advised many non-profits organizations and has served as the President of the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, the finance committee for Griman Medical Center, President of the Ray Michnicols Inn of Court, Vice President of the Second District Bar Association, and has served in an appointed position on the Second Distict Magistrate's Committee.. Cody has been profiled in Washington State Magazine, The Lewiston Tribune and Whitman County Gazette.

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“I have referred several cases to Cody, and will continue to do so. He is an excellent attorney.”

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Aaron Roepke

Firm: Westberg & Roepke, PLLC

401 E Veatch St , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Elder Law

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Allen V. Bowles

Firm: Allen V. Bowles

9285 212 E 6th St 930 , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Contracts

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Anne-Marie Fulfer

Firm: University of Idaho

875 Perimeter Dr Stop 2322 , Moscow , Idaho 83844

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Archibald Harner

2010 E F St , Moscow , Idaho 83843

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Ashley Jennings

Firm: Latah County Prosecutor's Office

522 S Adams St Rm 211 , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“This woman needs to be disbarred. She’s a complete disgrace and utterly incompetent. Trashley Jenn…”

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Beau Mosman

Firm: Mosman Law Offices

803 S Jefferson St Ste 4 , Moscow , Idaho 83843

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“Mark is knowledgeable, understanding and kind. Couldn't ask for more!”

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Benjamin Comin

Firm: Economic Modeling LLC

232 N Almon St , Moscow , Idaho 83843

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Brian Dean Thie

Firm: Mahaffy Thie Chtd PLLC

8922 210 E 6th Street 422 , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial

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Catherine Mabbutt

Firm: Mabbutt Law Office

Po Box 9303 , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Charles L. Graham

Firm: Landeck, Westberg, Judge & Graham, P.A.

PO Box 9344 414 S Jefferson , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Cole Mize

1224 Tamarack Dr , Moscow , Idaho 83843

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D. Ray Barker

Firm: D. Ray Barker

204 E First St 809 , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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Practice Areas: Civil Rights

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Donald Burnett

Firm: University of Idaho College of Law

875 Perimeter Dr Stop 2321 , Moscow , Idaho 83844

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Duncan Palmatier

Firm: Law Office of Duncan Palmatier

124 N Howard St , Moscow , Idaho 83843

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Horse Buying Contract | Oct 28, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
This is absurd. Bear with me. So basically in July I put down a deposit on a weanling horse, to be picked up October 30th. The horse was advertised as "buckskin with color panel testing." Because they were a professional breeder with a social media presence I didn't believe they could POSSIBLY fuck this up. It never even occurred to me that a reputable breeder could misread a color panel test. They talked about other results on the color panel (LP, PATN1) so I wasn't pressed about the others and didn't ask for a picture of the results. Two months later I asked about the A and E genes to double check and they revealed the horse doesn't have the agouti gene... meaning she is not buckskin as advertised. The breeders response was: this is impossible, she is buckskin, the tests are wrong. She said she'd retest and... the can proceeded to get kicked down the road, every time a payment came up and I asked about the results she assured me that without a doubt she would be buckskin. Well, the results are finally back two payments and several weeks later... and shocker, she is 'aa', meaning she possesses no agouti and is not buckskin. Her response was not heartening and took no responsibility and basically avoided directly admitting that she misread the color panel test and falsely advertised her in July. She gave me some options that all involved me absorbing the loss (she resells for me and…
Idaho Supervised Misdemeanor Probation Terms and Conditions | Oct 12, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: Moscow Idaho Latah County I am roughly 3 months in on a 365 day supervised probation period, I've payed off my fines, kept up with the monthly probation costs, been evaluated and attending weekly counselling sessions for substance use. My charge was misdemeanor assault that happened during a night of drinking, non violent I just essentially threatened to throw hands. I just have a question that I'll ask my Public Defender who represented me (she's very busy so it'll probably be longer than that) on Tuesday about but for now google research and making this post is giving me hope for more peace of mind. I went over my copy of the sentencing and re-read the terms in conditions the judge gave me at sentencing. There's the "standard" terms and conditions of -Reporting and Compliance Checks -Obey Laws/No New Violations -Not changing residence without first notifying my probation officer -Submitting to search and seizure -Making payments to fines and costs -Keeping up with cost of probation supervision -Not associating with people my probation officer tells me not to -Termination of probation All of which I've been keeping up with and doing, I even got my fines completely paid off and been keeping up with my monthly probation fees. My question is: underneath are additional conditions as a series of boxes checked by the judge, some of which have been marked and others left blank. One of the additional conditions that was left unchecked/blank by the judge was "You shall…
Next Step as Power of Attorney in issue over Property | Aug 25, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Hello, Location: Idaho. I was recently given Power of Attorney documents making me the legal representation for a friend currently incarcerated. Before their arrest, their property was in two locations: A Storage Unit and their Bedroom they were renting from their mother. Before I was made POA I was asked to acquire a set of very specific items, boxes, clothes, etc. I was given some but the mother refused to allow me to hold onto what is a collection of over $1K in crystals, gems, and stones. She expressed her intent to sell these items that don't belong to her if she becomes desperate for lost income. At the time I offered to buy them to ensure my friend didn't lose these stones. She was never given any legal right, although the items were in the room being rented belonging to the mother. My friend, has since made me POA. I've been asked to pursue the gem collection again. I reached out, attempting to peacefully express that I have been asked to hold onto her property. She said no, to which I offered alternatives based on the reasons she gave for the no (she claims shes already neatly packed it and doesn't want to spend time on it). She has now threatened to toss the property, and has demanded I cease harassment of her (so as she has called it harassment I ceased responding assuming a response could be taken as some kind of actual harassment). As I'm the POA…
Did my employer cross a line by firing me after making comments about my age and pregnancy? | Aug 15, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
I was let go from my job recently, and the reason I was given at the time didn’t match what they later tried to claim. When it happened, I was told over the phone that it was because of my pregnancy. Later, they tried to change the story and say it was because I was “absent too much,” even though I had been communicating with my supervisor about everything and wasn’t given any warnings or write-ups. During my unemployment interview, the person reviewing my case pulled up a message I had sent to my team lead about needing to leave unexpectedly one day. She made comments about grief and said I “wouldn’t have been able to work anyway,” which felt strange because she doesn’t know anything about how I handle grief or what was actually going on. I kept telling her that wasn’t the reason I applied — I applied because I was fired, and the reason I was given was pregnancy-related. I also found out I’m not the only one this employer has done something like this to. The person who had my job before me was fired the same day she called in to let them know a close family member passed away. There were other people who were let go around the same time for reasons that didn’t make much sense. It feels like anyone going through something difficult or vulnerable gets pushed out. There were also things at the job that made me uncomfortable. For example,…
Debt collector trying to collect 15 year old mortgage debt (Idaho) | Aug 10, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
A debt collector sent a letter trying to collect 15 year old mortgage debt, (last payment was in 2007 but balance due was 2011). It was sent to my grandfather that started the mortgage, but he's now deceased and my dad owns the property now. They want money in full or a letter disputing some or all by 8/13, or "they assume everything is correct." What letter do I send them without reactivating the statue of limitations? And what can I do about this? I don't want my Dad to lose his home! Location: Idaho

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Idaho Lawyers - Moscow

Anne Dwelle

Bradley Rudley

Cody Moore

Aaron Roepke

Allen V. Bowles

Anne-Marie Fulfer

Archibald Harner

Ashley Jennings

Beau Mosman

Benjamin Comin

Brian Dean Thie

Catherine Mabbutt

Charles L. Graham

Cole Mize

D. Ray Barker

Dana Johnson

Daniel Vis

Diane Whitney

Donald Burnett

Duncan Palmatier

Disclaimer: This content is based on public information and user submissions. It is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.