The law firm of DeWitt Ross & Stevens, along with its affiliate DeWitt Mackall Crounse & Moore has hired Nicole Williams Buttery joined its Madison Office as an associate attorney practicing in the areas of family law and guardianships.
Buttery’s legal experience includes representing clients in various stages of divorce proceedings and third-party visitation cases. She performs research, drafts motions and letters to adverse parties, orders and other relevant materials throughout all stages of divorce proceedings. In addition to her legal experience, she also has experience as a Section Coordinator for the State Bar of Wisconsin where she worked directly with Bar leadership to advance the mission of the bar through successful development, delivery and management of innovated and valuable programs, services and events.
While in law school, she represented clients in their family law matters under the supervision of clinical attorneys in the Remington Center’s Family Law Project. She spent a summer interning with a litigation firm in California and also interned at the Dane County Circuit Court with Judge John W. Markson.
She has participated in a number of organizations including the Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender and Society and has volunteered through Court Appointed Special Advocates. She was the Secretary of the Children’s Justice Project (2013 – 2014), and also volunteered at the Veterans Law Clinic. She received her J.D. from the University of Wisconsin Law School and her B.A. from the University of Wisconsin.
Education: University of Wisconsin Law School
Company:
DeWitt Ross & Stevens
Two East Mifflin Street, Suite 600
Madison, WI 53703
