About Benjamin
Benjamin Monaghan took a direct path into the law. He earned his Bachelor of Science from Thomas Edison State College in 2015, then completed his Juris Doctor at Concordia University School of Law in 2018. Those years set the foundation for a career that has remained centered in Idaho since his admission to the state bar in 2018.
After law school, Monaghan moved into private practice. He is listed as a lawyer at Peters Patchin & Monaghan. The firm environment has given him steady courtroom exposure and a steady client base. He has built a weekday routine that balances filings, client meetings, and court appearances.
Membership in the Idaho State Bar dates to 2018 and remains current. That membership anchors his authority to practice in the state courts. It also connects him to the local legal community where he attends bar activities and interacts with colleagues across practice areas.
Monaghan’s work day often involves drafting pleadings, responding to discovery, and preparing witnesses. He spends time in negotiation as well as in court. He combines legal research with practical problem-solving. Clients see a lawyer who handles the procedural demands of litigation and the paperwork that supports transactional work.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in file preparation and straightforward in client conversations. He keeps case notes organized and prefers to set clear expectations at the outset of a matter. That style helps when deadlines loom and when opposing counsel presses for quick resolution.
Today he continues at Peters Patchin & Monaghan in Idaho. He maintains an active bar membership and practices law in the state, handling the range of matters that come to the firm.
He currently practices law at Peters Patchin & Monaghan in Idaho.
