Ginger L. Murray - Madison, WI

Madison Family Law Lawyer
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Updated 4/29/2011
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Lawton & Cates, S.C.

Ten East Doty Street
Suite 400
Madison, WI 53703-5103
http://www.lawtoncates.com

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  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Offers Free Initial Consultation

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Ginger L. Murray Overview

Former Family Court Commissioner, Ginger Murray, offers years of judicial experience to clients. As Commissioner, Ginger presided over divorce and paternity cases in which she decided custody, placement, child support and asset distribution as well as abuse and harassment restraining order/injunction hearings.

Ginger provides competent and compassionate representation for clients with family law matters: adoption, change in custody/placement/support, divorce, grandparent's rights, paternity and matters seeking protection for victims of abuse children and adults.

Ginger helps many clients with diverse needs, including cordial couples seeking amicable divorces, abused clients needing their rights protected, parents wanting more time with or needing to protect children, and spouses needing to protect business interests, real estate, pension/retirement plans and other assets.

Ginger comments, "It's a great pleasure to help clients obtain a divorce without a battle, when appropriate. In those cases, clients are generally more satisfied with the process as they have more control over the results. However, formal court proceedings are required in some cases, such as those involving alcohol/drug abuse, unequal income, or special concerns for a child. Because I have either presided over or litigated thousands of cases, I am very prepared to be as aggressive as your case demands."

Practice Areas

  • Family Law
  • Alimony and Spousal Support
  • Child Support
  • Children's Rights
  • Grandparent's Rights
  • Custody and Visitation
  • Divorce and Appeals
  • Violence and Neglect
  • Juvenile Law
  • Collaborative Law
  • Paternity
  • Prenuptial Agreements
  • Surrogacy Law

Litigation

  • 50% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

Current Employment Position(s)

  • Shareholder

Year Joined Firm

2004

Bar Admissions

  • Wisconsin, 1996

Other Affiliations

  • State Bar of Wisconsin
  • Dane County Bar Association
  • State Bar of Wisconsin, Family Law Section
  • State Bar of Wisconsin (Chair, Children in the Law Committee)
  • State Bar of Wisconsin (Section Leaders Counsel)
  • James F. Doyle Inns of Courts
  • Legal Association for Women

Education

  • Mississippi College School of Law, Jackson, Mississippi, 1995
    J.D.
  • University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1992
    B.A.
    Honors: Certificate in Criminal Justice
    Major: Behavioral Science and Law

Past Positions

  • Forest County, Circuit Court Commissioner, 1999 - 2004
  • Forest County, Family Court Commissioner, 1999 - 2004
  • Oneida County, Family Court Commissioner, 2001 - 2004
  • City of Crandon, City Attorney, 1999 - 2004
  • Murray Law Office, General Practitioner, 1996 - 2004

Classes and Seminars

  • Child Custody and Visitation, National Business Institute, December 2007
  • Basic Divorce 101, 26th Annual Family Law Workshop, State Bar of Wisconsin, Family Law Section, August 2007

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Address

Ten East Doty Street
Suite 400
Madison, WI 53703-5103

Phones

608-282-6200
800-900-4539 (Toll Free)

Faxes

608-282-6252

Emails

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Offers Free Initial Consultation

Yes

Accepts Credit Cards

Yes

Office Hours

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays; after hours appointments available upon request

Websites

http://www.lawtoncates.com
http://www.lawtoncates.com/lcblog/

Articles

Return 17-Year-Olds to Juvenile Court, Wisconsin Lawyer, June, 2007

Restraining Orders, Wisconsin Woman, August, 2008

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