Want to Set up an LLC or a Corporation?

Fuller & Beck can help you organize an LLC or a Corporation. If you are not sure which one you want (need) or you simply want more information about the process of setting up such an entity and the benefits that you can obtain, call our office and set up a time to speak with one of our attorneys. We'll answer all of your questions in a professional manner and let you choose which one is best for your business.

Why do I need a written contract?

If you have a written contract you can avoid most misunderstandings about who is responsible for what on the project. You can tie down the price and tie down what you are getting. Many cases we get involve misunderstandings about what the scope of the work was going to be or who would be responsible for certain items or repairs. These problems frequently arise either because there is no written contract or because the written contract was drafted with amibigous or incomplete language. The cost to litigate over the problems after the fact are much higher than the cost to have a proper contract drafted that is understandable to the parties and accepted by those involved. We offer contract drafting services and can help you avoid much bigger problems down the road.

Thinking of Building a Home? Know Your Rights Before You Start

Idaho's legislature has mandated that certain disclosures be made by builders, before the builder begins work. You should understand what disclosures need to be made because they can help you avoid liens on your property and can help you make sure that your builder is honest and looking out for your best interests. If you want to know what your rights are as a homeowner in Idaho, give our office a call and schedule an appointment with one of our attorneys and we will help you understand your rights before you begin so that you can avoid some of the pitfalls that others have fallen into.

Been Charged With A Crime?

If you have been charged with a crime in Eastern Idaho, you need to know your rights. Whether it is a DUI, burglary, or other crime you should contact an attorney to learn your rights and make sure that you are treated fairly by the Court system. If you don't have an attorney feel free to call our office at (208)524-5400 and schedule an appointment with one of our attorneys.

Want to Know the Status of Your Case?

Do you have a case pending and you don't know what documents have been filed with the Court. In Idaho, the Court system has made the documents that are filed in most cases public records. You can check the Court's file yourself online by going to https://www.idcourts.us/repository/start.do. From there you can enter your name or your case number and look up a list of all of the documents that have been filed in your case. Or you can check all of the traffic tickets you've gotten in a specific county. If you need specific help finding where your case is at, speak to your attorney. At Fuller & Beck we believe in keeping you informed of the status of your case.

Information We Need to File Your Lien Claim

The more information you can bring with you to your first appointment with us the more productive it can be. That is true regardless of the type of case, whether it is a lien, a construction dispute, a DUI, collection, or defense of a lawsuit. However, in order to file a lien there is some information that we absolutely must have to file it properly. If you don't have all of the information at the time of our first visit, we can help you get the information, but we must have it to ensure that your lien is validly filed.

That information includes:

1. Owner's name and mailing address (verify with County Assessor),
2. Physical address of improved property,
3. Full legal description of improved property (NOT tax parcel number)
4. Subcontractors' name and mailing address,
5. First MONTH material or labor supplied,
6. Last DAY material or labor supplied,
7. Balance presently owed after all just credits and offsets,
8. Interest rate applicable to balance,
9. Interest amount accrued since last work or material supplied,
10. A copy of the most recent billing statement or invoice,
11. A copy of any credit application or personal guarantee.

Who We Are

Fuller and Beck used to be known as Fuller and Carr. The law firm consists of three practicing attorneys and one attorney who is of counsel. The practicing attorneys include Mark Fuller, Daniel Beck, and Paul Fuller. Steve Carr is of counsel and remains with the firm.

Mark Fuller has been practicing law all over the state of Idaho since the early 1980s. His practice mainly focuses on construction disputes and in representing various construction companies in many types of litigation including actions before Planning and Zoning Commissions, collections, employment, contracts, mechanics liens, and general litigation. Daniel Beck has practiced with the firm since 2005. Daniel Beck practices commericial litigation, collections, general litigation, water law, and agricultural law. Paul Fuller joined the firm in September of 2010 after passing the bar and being admitted to practice law in the State of Idaho. Steve Carr's many commitments outside the law prevent him from actively participating with the firm, however, he is still a member.

We accept cases and have tried cases in St. Anthony, Island Park, Driggs, Sun Valley, Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Pocatello, and many other areas in Eastern Idaho. If you have a case, or need defense in the areas of criminal law, construction law, lien filing, collections, or general civil litigation do not hesitate to contact our office so that we can discuss your options with you. We will meet with you to obtain the details of your case to determine if it is a case that we want to handle with no charge to you.

Our office is located in downtown Idaho Falls, Idaho at 410 Memorial Dr. Ste. 201. We can be reached by phone at (208)524-5400 during business hours.

Mark Fuller Knows Liens

Mark Fuller has been pursuing, defending, and defeating liens in Idaho since the early 1980s. There are many ways to mess up your lien, and Mark has faced nearly every one. Imagine finding yourself in a position where you have put together your own lien, only to find out later that you missed a deadline, or an important piece of information was not included in your lien, making it invalid. There are specific statutes that govern the filing of a lien in Idaho, and if you don't do it right, you put your ability to collect at risk. If you are thinking of filing a lien, or you might need a lien, it will be worth your time to speak to a competent attorney. If you come into our office, you can speak to an attorney, who will discuss your rights with you. Don't wait until your rights have expired.

Need to Get Paid For Your Work?

Are you a subcontractor or a general contractor and having trouble getting paid? Whether the building is still progressing or is completed you need to understand your lien rights. You need to know the deadlines you have for filing lien claims. A lien is a powerful tool that makes sure that you get paid for your quality work. Do not wait until your lien rights have expired. Call our office at (208) 524-5400 and set up an appointment so that we can discuss your lien rights with you and prepare a plan of action to ensure that you get paid.