Chaney Law Office Caldwell, Idaho 208-314-3850

Serving Notus, Idaho

Notus is in Canyon County. Matters from Notus are heard at the Canyon County Courthouse in Caldwell, in the Third Judicial District.

Which court your case goes to

People regularly turn up at the wrong building, so this is worth getting straight first. Notus is in Canyon County, which puts it in Idaho's Third Judicial District. Matters are heard at the Canyon County Courthouse in Caldwell.

The Canyon County Courthouse is at 1115 Albany St, Caldwell, ID 83605. The clerk's office is in Room 201 and is open weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excluding holidays. There is a fuller guide to the building, the phone numbers and what to bring on our Canyon County Courthouse page.

What we handle for Notus clients

  • Family law: divorce, custody, child support, modifications and protection orders.
  • Real estate: purchases and sales, leases, evictions, boundary and easement disputes.
  • Criminal defense: misdemeanors and felonies, from the first appearance onward.
  • Employment law: terminations, unpaid wages, non-competes and severance.
  • Personal injury: accident and injury claims.
  • Wills and estates: wills, powers of attorney and Idaho probate.

Why Notus specifically

Notus sits close enough to Caldwell that a scheduled hearing is a short drive rather than a day off work, which matters when a case needs several appearances. Documents can be dropped at the office rather than posted.

The work here tends to be the ordinary business of a small farming community: wills, property lines, the occasional landlord-tenant dispute, and family cases. Small does not mean simple, but it usually means fewer parties and a shorter road.

Common questions from Notus

Which courthouse hears a case from Notus?

Notus is in Canyon County, so matters are heard at the Canyon County Courthouse in Caldwell, in Idaho's Third Judicial District.

Do I have to come to Caldwell to meet a lawyer?

The office is in Caldwell at 206 S. 9th Ave. Ste. 105. A first conversation can happen by phone, and much of what follows can be handled by phone and email if getting to Caldwell is difficult.

Do I have to come to Caldwell for everything?

No. A first conversation can happen by phone and a good deal of the work is done by phone and email. Some appearances do need you in the room.

Working with the office from Notus

The office is in Caldwell at 206 S. 9th Ave. Ste. 105, and the attorney on your matter is Greg Chaney rather than whoever is available. A first conversation can happen over the phone. If you do come in, Monday to Thursday runs 9:00 to 5:00 and Friday runs 9:00 to 3:00.

If you have already been served with something, or you have a date on a piece of paper, say so when you call. That single fact changes the order everything else happens in.

Talk to Greg about a Notus matter

Say which county and whether anything has a date attached to it. A court date or a notice period changes what gets done first.