If someone you love has died in a car accident or a medical accident, or if someone seriously injured him while working, our team of wrongful death attorneys at Stack and Kottke Law Firm is here to help you secure the benefits and compensation that you are legally eligible to receive.

We have more than 50 years of combined experience representing families in personal injury cases. We do not charge you a fee if we do not win your case and will come to you if we are able to meet with you.
We Can Help You To Provide Support And Guidance For Your Family After The Death Of A Love One.

When someone you love dies, you can only think about how terrible it is to lose that person. We can help you make sure that your family gets the financial benefits they deserve. We help families get the financial help they need to pay the bills that they are owed. These include paying debts that are owed to them and other expenses that arise.

We understand how important it is to act quickly to ensure that you get the compensation that you are entitled to. Unlike other types of cases, a felony causing the death of a loved one is not subject to a strict statute of limitations. It may begin to run at the time that a death occurs or it may end when the cause of death is found.

Wrongfully caused death claims can be very complex. We will explain your options and explain the way that we can help you recover the financial damages you are entitled to. When we sit you down to discuss your case in a free consultation, we will pay attention to the details that you tell us about your claim. We will also offer you sound advice about your rights. We can help you understand your options and give you tips backed by our years of experience to help you overcome any difficulties you may have.

Is It Legal To File A Claim For Wrongfully Deceased Persons?
In Montana, a resuscitation suit for a ruined life is filed on behalf of the heirs of someone who died, such as children, grandparents or stepparents of a child who died. In some cases, surviving spouses or children, siblings who have died or relatives who are related to those who have died also decide to bring a wrongful death claim.

Montana allows surviving family members to bring claims for causing their loved ones death by dangerous driving, falling asleep and not waking up, even if the cause of death was negligence.

• Loss of reasonable expectation of future support or voluntary assistance
• Loss of services in the home
• Loss of parental or grandparental care and guidance
• Loss of possible inheritance
• Reasonable funeral expenses paid by distributee
• Reasonable medical expenses incurred on behalf of the decedent

We understand that the difficult things that you are experiencing cause you to not have the time to carefully consider the legal issues. We take care of everything that you need to do to help you and the people you love.