Kimberly focuses her practice in the area of family law. She counsels clients in a wide variety of complex matrimonial and family law issues relating to divorce, paternity, custody, placement, child support, enforcement, modification, and pre-marital and post-marital agreements. Kimberly passionately advocates for the interests of her clients, whether through mediation, settlement negotiations or litigation.
Although accustomed to working in high-conflict situations, Kimberly is known for guiding her clients with a calm and reasonable approach and prides herself on maintaining objectivity during a difficult and often contentious time for her clients. She represents clients in issues surrounding high-conflict and contested financial and custody cases and recognizes that the issues that arise in family law matters are often complex and sensitive, and each case brings its own set of unique circumstances and obstacles.
Working closely with clients to understand their goals and provide them with individualized strategies to achieve the best resolution to their cases is a priority for Kimberly. She provides clients with an honest assessment of relevant legal issues and potential outcomes in order to take the proper steps to achieve the most favorable result. She endeavors to resolve cases amicably through negotiation but is very experienced in litigation and prepared to handle issues in court if settlement is not possible.
Kimberly received her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire and received her Juris Doctorate from The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Illinois.
Kimberly is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin and the Illinois State Bar Association.
In 2013, Kimberly was included in the Top Women Attorneys in Illinois. In 2013 and 2014, Kimberly was selected as a Rising Star by Illinois Super Lawyers. She was chosen as an Emerging Lawyer by Leading Lawyers in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, a designation reserved for the top 2% of lawyers under 40 years of age.
Kimberly is licensed to practice law in Wisconsin and Illinois.
