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Mathieu, Ranum & Allaire
Mathieu, Ranum & Allaire, PLLC is a boutique law firm with offices in Boise and Sun Valley, Idaho focusing exclusively in the areas of estate and trust planning, probate and trust administration, asset protection, business law and charitable organization laws.

We represent individuals, families, trustees, heirs and beneficiaries, entrepreneurs and closely held businesses, start-ups and operating companies, tax-exempt organizations, and family offices, as well as professionals and business owners potentially exposed to future creditor claims.

At our core is our commitment to our individual clients that they will understand their plans and be able to transfer their wealth to their heirs in a manner that fosters family values over generations; and our commitment to our charitable organization clients that they will understand the many aspects of successful governance and be able to implement their respective missions effectively over the long term.

We accomplish this by working closely with our clients and their advisors and by applying our deep expertise that spans decades, derives from national and international experience, and traverses many highly complicated areas of law.
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Cheryl Allaire is a co-managing partner of the firm.
She has more than 20 years of experience providing legal and strategic counsel to businesses ranging in size from small start-ups to established publicly held corporations.
Her practice focuses on a wide variety of corporate and business matters including entity selection and formation, corporate governance, equity and debt financings, SEC securities compliance and public company reporting requirements, venture capital and private equity, mergers and acquisitions, partnerships and joint ventures, commercial transactions, contract negotiations, employment and consulting agreements and equity compensation plans.
Elizabeth L. Mathieu is a co-founding member and a managing partner of the firm.
She has been providing Federal tax, fiduciary and planning guidance to individuals and tax-exempt organizations since 1991 in the Chase Manhattan Private Bank, Neuberger Berman Trust Companies, AMA-Eagle, a multi-family office, and in her own law firm in New York.
She recently moved to Idaho and joined the Idaho Bar to practice law focusing on trust, estate, and charitable planning, and tax-exempt organization law.
Carla Ranum is a co-founding member and managing partner of the firm.
She has been practicing law since 1992 both in the US and abroad and has been in private practice in Boise, Idaho since 2004.
Carla's practice focuses on estate planning and business law.
In the estate planning area, her focus includes wills, trusts, probate, guardianships, conservatorships, and elder law.
In the business law area, her focus includes asset protection, business formations, business succession, contract drafting and negotiation, reinsurance law & hedge fund due diligence.
A good estate plan is more than just a collection of documents.
It is road map that results from a dialogue among family members and an understanding of your options regarding retirement planning, disability planning, planning for gifts during your life, charitable planning as well as the plan regarding the disposition of your assets upon death.
The Sun Valley and Boise estate planning lawyers at Mathieu, Ranum & Allaire, PLLC have extensive experience in facilitating that dialogue and explaining the options to you.
Various studies point out that almost 60% of Americans do not have a will and almost 70% do not have a medical health care directive or living well.
In fact, a recent CNBC blog cited a study finding that 9 out of 10 people between the ages of 44 and 64 did not have even a basic will.
If you do not have a valid will, you will be deemed to have died "intestate" and each state in the US has intestacy laws that govern the distribution of your property upon your death should you die in that state.
Therefore, if you die without a will, the state in which you live, following its intestacy laws, will write one for you.
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