$ 150-200 per hour
I handle all aspects of Family Law and will represent your interests aggressively in court. Call today to talk with an experienced civil litigator that can handle your most difficult legal challenges.
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Acquired: 2011
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6126 W State Street, Suite 613, Boise, ID, 83703
13 Client Reviews
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Posted by anonymous | December 02, 2018 | Hired Attorney | Child Custody
Didn't want to be my attorney and treated me as such.
I wanted to hire his partner or the head of his firm, which is who I originally had the meeting with and I couldn't afford him so he suggested John. John believed my ex over me, he did the bare minimum for me because I was financially strapped. He never communicated with me or answered my questions. ...
Posted by Brandi | August 15, 2013 | Bankruptcy & Debt
Quick, professional, no fuss.
I filed bankruptcy with John Grover. He was professional, informative, and to the point. He made sure everything was clean and in order for my meeting with the trustee and I had no issues. Pricing was fair, and no hidden costs were added on.
"I endorse this lawyer. John's works hard to represent his client's to achieve a good result. Every case is different and an attorney needs a strong understanding of numerous issues. John has the knowledge and experience necessary to achieve a client's goals."
2015
Top 10 Attorneys Under 40, National Academy Of Family Law Attorneys
2018 - Present
Owner/Attorney, Grover Law Office, PLLC
2011 - 2018
Partner, Kershisnik Law, PLLC
2010 - 2011
Intern, Boise County Prosecutor
2018 - Present
Family Law SectionMember
2011 - Present
Idaho State BarMember
Client prevailed. Client was awarded the community residence and primary custody of the children.
Client prevailed. Protection order was dismissed. Court agreed with client that there was no threat of imminent harm. Court determined further that California had proper jurisdiction.
Client prevailed. Client awarded primary custody of the child, even though that meant the child had to change schools.
Client prevailed. Case was converted from a Chapter 13 bankruptcy to Chapter 7. Client's business assets were saved from liquidation.
2010
JD - Juris Doctor
2006
BS - Bachelor of Science in English
2014
Mock Trial - Trial Skills
2018
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