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Kevin M Rogers

Kevin M Rogers

My practice is limited to the courtroom, which what you want, isn't it?
  • Divorce, Bankruptcy, Family Law ...
  • Idaho, Oregon
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Joseph R. November 6, 2021
Understanding, patient, and well prepared Kevin was very passionate about my case, and patient with me as I tried to understand everything. He fought to have me released of my own recognizance when I was jailed for a night, and had character witnesses ready to speak on my behalf. The judge, however, was too caught up in his own self-righteousness to see through the obvious lies in the police report. He cut off my lawyer, and didn't hear the character witnesses. We held out for a year, until we were offered a pretty good deal. He corrected the judge that sentenced me, because they somehow got the years of probation confused. Now I wish I hadn't taken the deal, because Kevin was well prepared for a jury trial.
Sarah C. May 12, 2021
Criminal Case I had Kevin Rogers represent me for a criminal court hearing. I had been on probation and served half my time. We went to court to see if the judge would release me from probation early. Kevin referred to some of my reference letters I submitted to the judge. He said so many encouraging words to the judge and stated the obvious. I had done so well on probation, I did everything asked of me, I turned my life around and not only did I deserve this request but I earned it. The whole time Kevin was speaking I was in tears. I didn't stop crying until the hearing was over. The judge was very pleased and said this kind of behavior is what we like to see happen when we place people on probation. I was granted early release from probation. One of my proudest days ever thanks to Kevin!
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Biography

Idaho native who understands Idaho and its people and officials. Attended schools in Boise, Idaho and Utah, graduating from Borah High School with a 3.8 GPA and a B.A. from Brigham Young University and J.D. from BYU Law School. Note Editor of the Journal of Public Law.
Seasoned attorney with 25 years experience. I am a trial lawyer. That means that in any area of law, whether it be divorces, custody issues, criminal cases, and you can't settle before trial, you want an experienced attorney who knows the court rules and the law; knows how to pick a jury and knows when to speak up and when to shut up. If you are going through a divorce and concerned about your rights and have only their best interests in mind, and not your own, then I am the lawyer you want in court with you.

If you have been stopped by police and charged with a crime and don't think police treated you fairly or are worried about what will happen now? Will I be able to bond out? How will this affect my job, my family, my ability to continue to work, then I am the lawyer you want in court with you.

Things happen in life that you can't predict. You need a lawyer who knows the law, knows the judges, knows the lawyers and wants only what is best for you. I will answer the phone when you call; I will meet with you personally and listen to you. If you are at a point in life where you need some help and need a lawyer, please give me a call. Office: 208-207-2495
Cell: 208-805-9880
Email: kevinmrogerslaw1@outlook.com

Practice Areas
    Divorce
    Contested Divorce, Military Divorce, Property Division, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce
    Bankruptcy
    Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief
    Family Law
    Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Father's Rights, Guardianship & Conservatorship, Paternity, Prenups & Marital Agreements, Restraining Orders, Same Sex Family Law
    DUI & DWI
    Domestic Violence
    Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders, Victims Rights , Victims Rights
    Criminal Law
    Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
Video Conferencing
  • FaceTime
  • Google Meet
  • Skype
  • Zoom
  • WebEx
Fees
  • Free Consultation
  • Credit Cards Accepted
    I will accept credit cards. There is a 2.75% fee in addition to the fees quoted when using a credit card.
  • Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
    Criminal defense, adoptions, bankruptcy, most business issues are amenable to a "flat fee" for services I provide. This means I will charge you a one-time fee to represent you and that's all the money you will pay.
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
Idaho
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Oregon
Oregon State Bar
ID Number: Pro hac vice, case by case. Not admitted to Oregon Bar
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Languages
  • Korean: Spoken
Professional Experience
Idaho State Bar Association, Inns of Court
Current
Education
Brigham Young University
J.D. (1989) | Korean Language, Political Science
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Honors: Academic Scholarship
Activities: Debate, Moot Court
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J. Ruben Clark Law School
J.D. (1989) | Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Civil Procedure, Torts, Bankruptcy I & II, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Remedies
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Most criminal defense and bankruptcy cases will operate on a flat fee basis. All custody matters and other litigation matters will operate on a non-refundable retainer basis plus an hourly rate billing.
Honors: Note Editor: Journal of Publc Law
Activities: Engaged in drafting contracts, custody proceedings, business litigation, legal advise and counsel; appearances and litigation in courtrooms.
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Brigham Young University
B.A. (1986) | Political Science, statistics, Korean language
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Wanted to become a physician but the law became of interest to me in a freak accident where my 2 yr. old son Michael had pulled himself up onto a metal folding chair in Sunday School class and in doing so, the chair folded up on his finger, cutting it off. We rushed the lad to UC Davis Hospital where he was triaged behind those drunks who had fallen down after biting their lips etc., and I was enraged. Here was my little boy losing his finger as I struggled to hold the tip to the exposed bone, horrified watching as it dried out. At last a cart with saline went by and I grabbed it and began squirting the finger tip with saline. Ultimately he was seen and the finger was saved. However, when I wrote the LDS Church and asked if they would please remove all such sharp, folding chairs from their buildings to keep the same thing from happening again, i was poo-pooed and told that the Church is self-funded and does not have a liability policy, to which my response was "well isn't that too bad, because all I asked you to do is remove similar chairs to prevent a similar occurrence from repeating itself and all you tell me is "let us do our jobs." I was furious and vowed that day to sue the Church. It was this experience that led me to become an attorney. Too many people are victims of crimes and negligence. They are in need of an advocate. I have spent my career advocating for people.
Honors: Note Editor for the Journal of Public Health
Activities: Extensive studies into the history of the LDS Church which led me to ask to have my name removed.
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Professional Associations
Idaho State Bar  # 4076
Member
Current
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Publications
Articles & Publications
Comment: What Level of Intent is Required To Prove Inequitable Conduct
The BYU Journal of Public Law (Note Editor)
Inconsistent Standards of Substantive Due Process in Economic Regulations
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Legal Answers
441 Questions Answered
Q. Idaho health and welfare declared my bf incompetent and ordered a 90 day commitment, is there a time limit on when they
A: You can look up the regulation(s) that have to do with how long they can hold your bf, before they will be required to release him. These can be found here: https://adminrules.idaho.gov/rules/current/16/index.html Every law that the Legislature passes, has to have a "regulation" that tells cops and others how exactly to do their job enforcing the "law' that they passed. Idaho Code 15-5-310 gives whomever has your bf just 72 hours to notify the "family" that a "proceeding" has been involuntarily begun. If you want to get notified of things that are happening, you will need to contact bf's "family." Good luck to you!
Q. I sold 5th wheel and took deposit with agreement to take payments. She took possession and now says nothing works.
A: You will need to have an attorney write her a demand letter. The issue is whether you promised to sell her the 5th wheel, with "only batteries" needed, or if you said, "everything works fine," etc. What promises did you make to her prior to selling it? Those are the types of issues that a court or a jury will need to determine. It you sold it to her "As Is," then you're good to go! She will, of course, tell whomever, that you made all kinds of promises as to the condition of the 5th wheel, and that it was based on your "lies" that she bought it, and now that she bought it, she has been damaged (CLASSIC FRAUD) alleged. Good luck to you!
Q. How do I transfer property from an intestate decedant to the name of the Estate or the Personal Representative?
A: In about 1976, the Idaho Legislature adopted the Uniform Probate Code. It is called a "uniform code" because all 50 states adopted it in some way or another. If you are the eldest son or the surviving descendent, what you'll need to do is to file for a "Small Estate Closing," to the Idaho Courts, through icourt. They will allow you to sign a deed from the intestate descendant to the "estate," by virtue of a Court Order, which will make transfer very easy. Good Luck to you!
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Kevin M. Rogers Law Offices
2399 S. Orchard St.
Ste. 204
Boise, ID 83705
Cell: (208) 805-9880
Fax: (208) 693-8824
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