Areas of Practice:
Family Law
   Divorce
   Legal Separation
   Paternity
   Child Custody/Placement/Visitation
   Child Support
   Maintenance/Spousal Support/Alimony
   Post Judgement Matters (Enforcement of and
    Revisions to Current Orders)
   Pre–Divorce Planning/Consultation
   3rd Party Visitation/Placement (Including
    Grandparent Rights)
   Pre– and Post–Marital Agreements/
    Marital Property Agreements
Elder Law
   Title XIX/Medical Assistance Planning
   Planning for the Later Stages of Life
   Guardianships
Estate Planning
   Wills/Trusts
   Alternatives to Probate and Trusts
   Health Care Powers of Attorney
   Durable (Financial) Powers of Attorney
Adoption

Current Employment Position:
Shareholder

Background Summary:
Sue Perry brings a unique combination of professional and life experiences, education and training to the practice of law. She graduated from the University of Illinois with a B.S. degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences with a major in psychology and a minor in math. She obtained a Masters of Social Welfare degree from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and has also maintained her State of Wisconsin license in that field through continuing education courses. She graduated with honors, cum laude, from Marquette University Law School. For more than 20 years Sue Perry has used these skills and experiences in her practice. She believes that the men and women who seek her legal assistance often need more than a skilled lawyer. She is able to provide the expertise in the areas of understanding and assisting with the complexities involved in these life transitions and has the personal and professional attributes to assist them to successfully go through the process.

Education:
Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1986 J.D. Honors: Cum Laude
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1978, Master of Social Welfare (MSW)
University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, B.S. in Liberal Arts and Sciences Major: Psychology; Minor: Math
Additional Relevant Training and Experiences: Collaborative Divorce Training
Mediation Training
Advocate and Case Manager in the area of Developmental Disabilities

Bar Admissions:
Wisconsin, 1986
U.S. Federal Court, 1986

Professional Associations and Memberships:
American Bar Association
State Bar of Wisconsin
Racine County Bar Association

Community Board Memberships Have Included:
American Red Cross (Lakeshore Chapter)
Big Sisters
Center for Community Concerns
Dispute Settlement Center
Family Service of Racine
Homeward Bound of Racine
Racine Literacy Council
Women’s Resource Center

Additional Information:
Editorial Board Member, State Bar of Wisconsin Family Law Systems Book, 2010-2011