Personal. Compassionate. Experienced.
At Dale & Van Horn Law, we provide trusted legal services to individuals, families, tribal nations, and organizations across Montana. With nearly two decades of combined experience in Montana state, federal, and tribal courts, we bring deep legal knowledge and a personal approach to every case.
Whether you’re planning for the future, building a strong program, or navigating the complexities of Indian law, we’re here to help you move forward with confidence.
Our Core Practice Areas
Wills, Estate Planning, and Probate
We help Montana families create personalized estate plans, including wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, designed to protect what matters most. Whether you’re just getting started or updating your plan, we guide you through it with clarity and care.
Tribal and Federal Indian Law
With a strong background in tribal sovereignty and complex jurisdictional issues, we offer culturally competent, solutions-focused legal services to tribal governments, members, and organizations. From court representation to code, policy, or regulation development, we bring deep experience in federal Indian law and Indian Country matters.
Program Development for Nonprofits and Agencies
We partner with nonprofits, tribal entities, and government agencies to provide legal consulting and support for program design, compliance, and policy development. Our work helps organizations serve their communities more effectively and sustainably.
Rooted in Montana. Driven by Purpose.
Our attorneys have handled more than 2,000 cases across a wide range of legal areas, from estate planning and probate to intergovernmental agreements and appellate litigation. But we never treat your case like just another file.
At Dale & Van Horn Law, we take time to understand your goals and challenges. We approach each client with empathy, focus, and practical solutions.
“Kathryn is a highly experienced and competent advocate. She put me at ease while navigating the complexity of my case. I would recommend her to anyone looking for an attorney for any of their tribal court needs!”