Debra Ann Everman - a Meridian, United States Family Law Lawyer

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Meridian Family Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Family Law

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Child Custody
By Anonymous on Oct. 26, 2016

Verified Client
Hired Attorney 2016

Recommends this Attorney

Debra is a good attorney with reasonable rates. Her and her office was usually able to answer all my questions/concerns in a timely manner. I would recommend her for custody battles.
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Child Custody
By Anonymous on Oct. 18, 2016

Verified Client
Hired Attorney 2016

Recommends this Attorney

Debra is supportive and willing to help. She treats her clients with respect and dignity. She understands that a child deserves to have both parents and encourages a co-parent system that works for all parties involved. She is a blessing to work with as well as a great person to turn to for advise.
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Divorce
By Anonymous on Oct. 18, 2016

Verified Client
Hired Attorney 2016

Recommends this Attorney

She was able to make our divorce go as smoothly and amicable as possible. Her knowledge and experience in Idaho law made the entire process painless and swift. We were able to end things with positive attitudes and no hard feelings thanks to Debra. I strongly recommend Debra as she is an expert and makes the entire experience better in my opinion.

Contact

Meridian, ID

39 W. Pine Avenue
Suite B20
Meridian, ID 83642

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Phone: (208) 639-3918

Fax: (208) 887-7770

Website: http://www.evermanlaw.com

Hours: 9 - 5 M-Th, 9 - 12 - Friday or by appt.

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Debra Ann Everman - Meridian, ID