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VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents in Idaho

Idaho has about 122,000 veterans and 18 VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents based in the state. That is about 1 for every 10,000 veterans, 46th among the 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. Search them by ZIP code below, or find free help from one of the state's 37 accredited VSO representatives.

18attorneys and agents
1.47per 10,000 veterans (rank 46)
38counties with none located by ZIP
78 daysaverage to decide a claim
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Michelle Triplett

Attorney · Boise · ID

VA-accredited since 2014 · checked

VA accreditation number 33052

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Ryan Sweet

Attorney · Mountain Home · ID

VA-accredited since 2014 · checked

VA accreditation number 32896

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Mark Jones

Attorney · Sandpoint · ID

VA-accredited since 2008 · checked

VA accreditation number 10603

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Joshua Reams

Attorney · Boise · ID

VA-accredited since 2017 · checked

VA accreditation number 41026

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Zachery McCraney

Attorney · Boise · ID

VA-accredited since 2023 · checked

VA accreditation number 53672

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Bryan Norton

Attorney · Meridian · ID

VA-accredited since 2024 · checked

VA accreditation number 56031

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Floyd Swanton

Attorney · Moscow · ID

VA-accredited since 2024 · checked

VA accreditation number 57463

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Hans Wolf

Claims agent · Sandpoint · ID

VA-accredited since 2024 · checked

VA accreditation number 56027

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Keri Jackson

Claims agent · Boise · ID

VA-accredited since 2026 · checked

VA accreditation number 60674

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Teague Donahey

Attorney · Boise · ID

VA-accredited since 2013 · checked

VA accreditation number 28980

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Michael Holmes

Attorney · Meridian · ID

VA-accredited since 2011 · checked

VA accreditation number 20454

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Distances are straight-line estimates between county internal points, not travel distances. ZIP areas can cross county lines.

Accredited help in Idaho at a glance

15 accredited attorneys, 3 claims agents and 37 VSO representatives are based in Idaho.

Idaho's 18 attorneys and agents work out to 1.47 per 10,000 veterans, ranking 46 of 52 states and territories.

Of Idaho's 44 counties, 6 have an accredited attorney or claims agent based there (13.6 percent). County locations could not be matched for 3 people on the roster.

The largest groups in Idaho are in Boise (6), Meridian (5), Moscow (2), Sandpoint (2), and Mountain Home (1).

Idaho added 1 newly accredited attorney or agent in the last 12 months. Median time accredited in Idaho: 8.5 years.

38 counties with no attorney or claims agent located by ZIP

In these counties, the nearest help may be a free county VSO, or an attorney who works with you by phone and online.

Idaho's VA regional office is in Boise.

Neighboring states

Attorneys and claims agents per 10,000 veterans: Idaho 1.47; Montana 2.03; Nevada 2.35; Oregon 1.32; Utah 4.01; Washington 2.06; Wyoming 1.98. Based on each representative's roster state, not the states where they accept clients.

Veterans and benefits in Idaho

About 122,000 veterans live in Idaho, using VA's rounded population projection.

At least 46,531 veterans in Idaho received VA disability compensation at the end of fiscal year 2025. VA does not publish very small county counts, so the true number is a little higher.

Disability ratings among recipients with a reported rating group
Combined ratingIdahoNational
0 to 20 percent22.2 percent19.3 percent
30 to 40 percent12.5 percent10.5 percent
50 to 60 percent12.9 percent11.5 percent
70 to 90 percent29.4 percent29.5 percent
100 percent23.0 percent29.2 percent

That works out to about one accredited attorney or claims agent for every 2,600 people in Idaho receiving compensation, using the reported minimum.

Where Idaho claims are worked

Workload report dated 2026-09-19.

Claims with a Idaho address: 4,171 claims pending, 12.5 percent pending more than 125 days.

For claims with a Idaho address, VA averaged 78.2 days to complete a claim this fiscal year. Individual claims vary.

Boise regional office: 876 claims pending, 14.3 percent pending more than 125 days, averaging 72.9 days pending.

VA moves claims between offices, so an office's queue can include claims from other states.

Board hearings are mostly virtual, so an attorney does not need to be local.

How representation relates to Board results

National Board of Veterans' Appeals results, fiscal year 2024, legacy appeals.

RepresentationAppeals allowed
Attorney42.7 percent
Claims agent37.5 percent
AMVETS34.9 percent
American Legion32.0 percent
Disabled American Veterans31.7 percent
State service organizations31.5 percent
Paralyzed Veterans of America31.5 percent
Vietnam Veterans of America30.9 percent
Veterans of Foreign Wars30.7 percent
No representation29.7 percent

These are national figures for older appeals and do not account for differences between cases.

What decides Board appeals

Claim Raven's national analysis covers 101,518 condition decisions in 49,876 appeals: 29.5 percent granted, 40.8 percent denied, and 26.6 percent remanded. These are appealed cases, not initial VA claims.

Where the Board rated the medical link, grant shares were 89.7 percent when strong, 3.7 percent when weak, and 1.6 percent when missing. Grant shares were 16.7 percent with one kind of evidence and 56.9 percent with six or more kinds of evidence, among the 80,128 condition decisions where evidence types were identified.

These figures show association, not cause. Read the analysis and methodology.

Which kind of help fits you?

Compare your optionsFree VSOAccredited claims agentAccredited attorney
Cost to youFreeUsually a share of past-due benefits if you winUsually a share of past-due benefits if you win
When they can chargeNeverOnly after VA decides your claimOnly after VA decides your claim
Typical feeNoneOften 20 percent of back payOften 20 percent of back pay
Can take you to the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans ClaimsUsually noSome, if admitted to that courtYes, if admitted to that court
Good fit whenYou are filing a first claim or want free helpYour claim was denied and you want paid helpYour claim was denied, you are headed to the Board or the Court, or the case is complex

VA presumes fees up to 20 percent of back pay reasonable; above 33 1/3 percent, unreasonable. Get the agreement in writing.

Free help in Idaho

Find free VSO help in Idaho or read about Idaho veterans benefits.

Questions about VA-accredited representatives in Idaho

How many VA-accredited attorneys are in Idaho?

Idaho has 15 active accredited attorneys and 3 claims agents based in the state.

How much does a VA-accredited attorney charge?

Often 20 percent of back pay, after VA decides the claim. Agree to fees in writing. VSO help is free.

Do I need an attorney in my county in Idaho?

Idaho has 38 counties without an attorney or agent located by ZIP. Ask about remote appointments or a free county VSO.

How long do Idaho claims take?

VA averaged 78.2 days to complete claims with a Idaho address this fiscal year, as of 2026-09-19. Individual claims vary.

Where can I find free help in Idaho?

Start with the Idaho VSO directory.

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How this directory works

Every active VA-accredited attorney and claims agent is listed for free. Attorneys can claim their listing to add their firm, website and details. Premier and Featured are paid spots above the free listings, labeled "Paid placement." When Featured spots are not sold, they rotate daily among listed attorneys at no cost, labeled "Free rotating spot." Payment never changes the order of the free listings below them.

Claim Raven is not a law firm. No legal advice or endorsements. VA roster listings; paid placements are advertising. Check VA accreditation.

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