About Linda Vanden
Linda Vanden Heuvel entered law program in the mid-1970s and earned her J.D. from Marquette University Law School in 1977. She started her career that yr at Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, becoming a member of the firm as a junior lawyer clean out of law school. Within 5 years she struck out on her personal. In 1982 she became managing partner and proprietor of Vanden Heuvel & Dineen, S.C., a firm that has maintained multiple offices throughout Wisconsin ever since.
Her admissions to practice span state and federal courts. She is licensed in Wisconsin and holds bar memberships that permit her to appear before the D.C. Circuit, the Seventh Circuit, the Federal Circuit and the United States highest court. Early in her career she additionally served at the Board of Professional Responsibility from 1978 to 1988, a position that put her within the midst of lawyer regulation and discipline initiatives in the state.
The balance of private practice and public service appears during her record. She helped create the Family Law Assistance Program (FLAP) in 2011 and has worked cooperatively on that task since. She served at the United Way Board of Directors for Washington County beginning in 2008, and previously sat on a local United Way board from 2005 to 2010. Her community work reaches back further; she served as president of the Task Force on Battered Women from 1982 to 1990 and used to be connected with Friends of Abused Families in the mid-2000s.
Professional institutions shape another strand of her profession. She holds memberships within the American Bar Association, the State Bar of Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Bar Association and the Washington County Bar Association. She is a member of the Cooperative Divorce Bar Association and the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin, and she or he participates in the Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers. National and appellate-targeted memberships consist of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Bar Association and the United States Supreme Court Bar Association. She is likewise a member of the National Association of Law Enforcement Lawyers.
Her practice has operated from a collection of regional workplaces in Germantown, West Bend, Appleton, Sturgeon Bay and Sister Bay. The firm she has led since 1982 has served clients from the ones places and handled things that mirror both family law and contested litigation. Outside the regulation she holds a certification as a travel agent through InteleTravel.com.
After more than four decades on the bar, she continues to practice, primarily dealing with household law and civil litigation matters from the company’s Wisconsin offices.
