Aaron Roepke
Principal
Aaron Roepke is a partner with Westberg Roepke Moore, PLLC, offering comprehensive legal guidance in matters relating to wills, trusts, probate, estate administration, and farm transition planning, tailoring solutions to meet the unique needs of families, individuals, and enterprises throughout the region.
Aaron works with clients to protect assets, preserve family legacies, navigate long-term care concerns, and create practical plans for the transfer of wealth across generations.
Raised in Colorado, Aaron and his family chose the Palouse as their home and have become deeply involved in the region's civic and professional communities. Aaron has served as Secretary/Treasurer of the Idaho State Bar Taxation, Probate, and Trust Law Section, and is an appellate judge for the Coeur d'Alene Tribe. He also supervises the Tribal Estate Planning Internship Program serving the Kootenai, Coeur d'Alene, and Nez Perce Tribes in partnership with the University of Idaho College of Law. Aaron has taught estate-planning courses as an adjunct professor and frequently presents on elder law, Medicaid planning, and estate-planning topics throughout the Northwest.
Aaron is a co-author of the widely used article Medicaid Planning in Idaho and is recognized for helping families navigate some of life's most important transitions. Whether assisting with a comprehensive estate plan, a complex trust administration, conservation-minded charitable planning, or long-term care planning, Aaron strives to provide practical guidance tailored to each client's personal and financial goals.
Cody Moore
Principal
Cody Moore is a partner at Westberg Roepke Moore, PLLC, and represents clients in Idaho and Washington in business, real estate, agriculture, and select litigation related to the firm's practice areas. He serves as general counsel to numerous businesses and works closely with business owners, landowners, farmers, and nonprofit organizations on matters ranging from business acquisitions, farm succession planning, real estate transactions, and local land use issues.
Additionally, Cody has successfully litigated many disputes relateing to contract and business disputes, easement and boundary issues, and other select civil litigation.
A Palouse native, Cody is deeply involved in his community. He has served as an adjunct instructor of Negotiation and Dispute Resolution at the University of Idaho College of Law and has held various leadership positions within the legal and nonprofit communities, including the Idaho Second District Bar Association and the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, Gritman Medical Center Finance Committee, and Ray McNichols Inn of Court. Before entering private practice, Cody worked in media relations for a nationally recognized food-safety law firm. Earlier in his career, he completed two terms of AmeriCorps service and managed a nonprofit organization dedicated to home-rehabilitation projects benefiting seniors, veterans, and families in need.
Cody believes legal counsel should be practical, responsive, and focused on helping clients achieve real-world results.
Zachary Cooper
Associate
Zac Cooper is an attorney with Westberg Roepke Moore, PLLC, serving clients in Idaho and Washington in estate planning, probate, elder law, guardianships, trust and estate administration, and landlord-tenant matters. He works with clients to develop practical legal solutions that protect assets, preserve family legacies, and provide peace of mind for future generations.
Originally from Walla Walla, Zac developed a strong connection to the Palouse while attending Washington State University, later earning his law degree from the University of Idaho College of Law. Zac has a deep appreciation for the communities and industries that make the Palouse unique.
Before entering the legal profession, Zac spent nearly a decade working in the agricultural industry with a farmer-owned grain cooperative. That experience provided firsthand insight into the challenges and opportunities facing agricultural producers, family businesses, and rural communities. Today, he brings that practical business perspective to his legal practice, helping clients navigate planning decisions with confidence.
Zac's commitment to service began long before private practice. During law school, he assisted nonprofit organizations and interned with a Washington state trial court judge, experiences that reinforced his dedication to helping individuals navigate complex legal issues with professionalism, integrity, and compassion.
Zac is committed to providing thoughtful guidance and responsive legal counsel tailored to each client's goals.
James Westberg
Retired
Jim Westberg is a life-long resident of the Palouse and after having served as a respected attorney in Latah County and Whitman County for over 40 years he retired in 2021. His practice focused on Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration, Real Estate transactions, and Business Formation.