Post Office Box 200801
Helena, MT 59620
Full Name:
Kristen Juras
Gender:
Female
Family:
Husband: Jon; 3 Children: Mark, Luke, Evan
Birth Date:
10/16/1955
Birth Place:
Conrad, MT
Home City:
Great Falls, MT
Religion:
Christian
JD, University of Georgia School of Law, 1979-1982
BA, French/German, University of Montana, 1973-1977
Lieutenant Governor, State of Montana, 2021-present
Candidate, Lieutenant Governor of Montana, 2020
No caucus information on file.
Adjunct Professor, University of Montana School of Law, 2013-present
Professor, University of Montana School of Law, 2000-2013
Lawyer, Church, Harris, Johnson & Williams, 1988-2000
Founding Member, Murrah Phillips, 1987-1988
Member, American College of Tax Counsel
Former Member, Board of Directors, McLaughlin Research Center
Former Member, Board of Directors, Montanans against Assisted Suicide
Former Member, Board of Directors, Pondera Healthcare Foundation
Former Member, Board of Directors, Red Ants Pants Foundation
Former Member, Board of Directors, Voices of Hope
Former Faculty Advisor, Christian Legal Society
Former Member, Montana Property Tax Task Force
Chair, Legislative Committee of the Montana State Bar Section on Business, Estates, Trusts and Real Estate, 1993-2001, 2007-2012
Awards:
the Outstanding Teaching Award,
the Boone Faculty Scholarship Award (recognizing excellence in research and writing),
the Margery Hunter Brown Award (recognizing commitment to students and service).
n 1999, she received the Robert P. Goff Pro Bono Award from the Cascade County Bar Association
Father's Name:
Raymond W. "Rib"
Father's Occupation:
A rancher, veterinarian, author, and former State Legislator and chair of the Montana State Board of Public Health and Environment Science
Mother's Name:
Patricia Galt Gustafson
Mother's Occupation:
A home maker, artist and school board trustee
Publications:
Sales and Leases: A Problem Based Approach (2016)
Casebook and Materials on the Law of the Sea (Brill 2014)
Statutes Affecting Commercial Real Estate Leases: A National Guide (Wolters Kluwer 5th ed. 2015) (Montana chapter)
Law of the Sea in a Nutshell (2d ed., West 2010)
Stop the Beach Renourishment Stops Private Beachowners' Right to Exclude the Public, 12 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 45 (2010)
United States Response to Maritime Terrorism, in Maritime Security in the South China Sea: Regional Implications and International Cooperation (Oxford University Press 2009)
Business Transactions: Textbook and Materials (University of Montana 2001 -- 2011)
MontGuide: Beneficiary Deeds (MSU Extension Service 2009)
Disentangling Co-owners: Partition Actions under Montana Law, Montana State Bar (January 2015)
Limitations on Activities of Nonprofit Organizations, University of Montana Tax Institute (October 2014)
Montana Legislative Update: Montana Endowment Tax Credit, University of Montana Tax Institute (October 2013)
Implications of the New Medicare Surcharge Tax, University of Montana (October 2013) view
To Die or Not to Die: Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Doctor Assisted Suicide, Red Mass CLE (March 2013)
Current Montana Property Taxation Issues, Montana State Bar (February 2013) view
Family Limited Partnerships Revisited, University of Montana Tax Institute (October 2011)
Agricultural Income Tax Issues, University of Montana Tax Institute (November 2010)
Easements and other Property Law Issues, Montana State Bar (January 2010) view
Business and Estate Planning Update, University of Montana Law School (January 2009)
Employment Taxes, University of Montana Tax Institute (November 2008) view
Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act, University of Montana Tax Institute (November 2007)
Startup and Organizational Expenses, University of Montana Tax Institute (October 2006)
Anatomy of an Engagement Letter, University of Montana Tax Institute (October 2005)
Ethical Issues Facing the Estate/Business Lawyer, University of Montana Tax Institute (November 2004)
Taxation of Intellectual Property, University of Montana Tax Institute (November 2003)
Distributions from IRAs and Qualified Plans, University of Montana Tax Institute (November 2002)