P.O. Box 306
Gregory assists his clients with family law matters. Before graduating from law school, he was trained as a family law mediator and began mediating cases for the Milwaukee County family courts, and continues to offer mediation services. Gregory attended the American Bar Association Family Law Section’s Annual Trial Advocacy Institute, where he received intensive training on successfully preparing and trying cases, including those involving complex business valuation and psychological issues. He is a member of the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin, Inc., and the Divorce Cooperation Institute. Gregory uses his extensive skills, training, and experience in negotiation and litigation to help his clients achieve successful resolutions of their divorce, paternity, custody, placement, and support matters.
Gregory Assists Clients With
- Divorce
- Collaborative Divorce
- Cooperative Divorce
- Paternity
- Custody and Placement
- Support
- Post-Judgment Matters
- Mediation
Appointments/Awards/Distinctions
- Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rating – AV Preeminent, reflecting an attorney who has reached the height of professional excellence and is recognized for the highest levels of skill and integrity
- He has been given a rating of 10.0 (out of a possible 10.0) by Avvo, a national attorney rating service which uses a mathematical model to rate attorneys based on experience, professional achievements, industry recognition and professional conduct
- Selected as a Wisconsin Super Lawyer Rising Star, Law & Politics and Milwaukee Magazine, December 2007, 2009 and 2010 issues
- 2004–2005 American Bar Association Section of Family Law Chair’s Award, “For meritorious service exceeding what is expected of our leadership”
- State Bar of Wisconsin, Family Law Section, Board of Directors (July 2010–July 2013)
- Editor-in-Chief, Wisconsin Journal of Family Law (2007–2008)
- Chair, American Bar Association Section of Family Law Trial Practice and Techniques Committee (2004–2005)
- Vice-Chair, American Bar Association Section of Family Law Trial Practice and Techniques Committee (2001–2004, 2005–2006)
- Vice-Chair, American Bar Association Section of Family Law Bankruptcy Committee (2003–2004)
- Vice-Chair, American Bar Association Section of Family Law CLE Committee (2004–2005)
- Member, American Bar Association Section of Family Law CLE Committee (2005–2006)
- Associate Editor of the Wisconsin Journal of Family Law (2005–2006)
- Member, Editorial Board of the Wisconsin Journal of Family Law (2003–2004)
- Court Commissioner, Milwaukee County Circuit Court, Appointed by Hon. Diane S. Sykes (1998)
Articles/Presentations
American Bar Association Section of Family Law
- Co-Producer: “Executive Compensation: Is it Income or is it Property?” (May, 2006)
- Co-Producer and Moderator: “Direct Examination of the Financial Expert: How to Make Your Point and Not Lose Your Audience” (September, 2005)
- Co-Producer and Moderator: “Hot Tips from the Experts” (August, 2005)
- Speaker: “Allocation of Dependency Exemptions in Paternity Case and Other Tax Tips” (August, 2004)
- Producer and Moderator: “Challenging the Superego: How to Prepare for a Psychologist’s Testimony” (April, 2004)
- Co-Producer and Moderator: “Preparing and Presenting Domestic Violence Protective Order Cases” (May, 2003)
- Co-Producer and Moderator: “Ethics at Trial in Spite of Your Client” (October, 2003)
State Bar of Wisconsin Family Law Section
- Literature Review, Family Law Workshop (August, 2000)
- Case Law Update, Annual Convention (June, 1999)
Law Education Institute, Inc., National CLE Conference®, Family Law Program
- “The Rules of Evidence: They DO Apply In Family Law” (January, 2004)
- “What Effective Negotiators Bring to the Table” (January, 2003)
- “Tricks of the Trade: Low Budget Computer Applications” (January, 2002)
- “Using a Psychologist as a Consulting Expert: Preparing Your Client for the Inevitable” (January, 2001)