Prior to her retirement in 2023, Nadine Davy was a family law attorney for over 30 years. She represented clients on custody, and placement issues, and the multiple financial aspects of divorce, including maintenance, child support, and property division. She worked with her clients to find out what their needs, expectations, and goals were and advised them on how to achieve their expectations and goals. Her main objective was to listen, educate, advocate, and give her clients the tools to be able to accomplish an efficient resolution of their matter, while minimizing the emotional toll it takes on the family.

Nadine was also a divorce mediator. A divorce mediator guides couples through the complexities of divorce, assisting, facilitating, and encouraging parties to reach a mutual agreement. Mediation is widely used and well known for the higher satisfaction levels it provides in delivering a fair and agreeable divorce settlement.

Attorney Davy is a 1983 graduate from the University of Wisconsin Law School. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the UW-Platteville, graduating with honors. Her areas of practice included all aspects of family law, as well as insurance defense. She was a member of the Family Practice Section of the American Bar Association, the State Bar of Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Association of Mediators and the the Civil Trial Counsel.

Rick grew up working in a family business, and he enjoyed helping families with their business and succession planning needs. Prior to his retirement in 2023, his practice areas included estate planning, business and personal real estate transactions, and general business law. In active practice, he helped clients address a wide range of issues including buying or selling a business, business formation, estate and business succession planning, and tax matters.

Rick has an undergraduate degree in accounting and graduated with honors from UW-Stevens Point in 1984. He continued his studies at UW Law School and graduated with his law degree in 1987. He is also a licensed Certified Public Accountant and is a member of the Wisconsin Institute of CPAs.

Robert Konkol graduated from UW-Stevens Point with a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1974 and graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1976. He was a member of the Bankruptcy Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin.

Prior to his retirement in 2021, his practice was concentrated in real estate law, creditor and debtor law (such as collections and foreclosures), commercial and consumer law, municipal law, and contract law. Roberty started at Anderson O’Brien, LLP in 1976.

Robert served the community by providing pro-bono legal services to the Portage County Legal Aid Society and Judicare of Wisconsin.

Prior to his retirement in 2018, Gerald was a trial attorney who tried over 200 civil trials in state and federal courts, including at least a third of the counties in Wisconsin. His trial experience included insurance defense, plaintiff personal injury, construction law, employment law and business litigation. He successfully represented a contractor in a seven-week trial involving six parties that rendered one of the larger verdicts in Central Wisconsin at the time. In the area of business litigation, he handled contested matters between businesses, including contested buy-sell agreements, valuation of business, stockholder actions, and real estate issues.

He was a fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers and was a Certified Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He served as President of the State Bar of Wisconsin, and Chair of the Litigation Section of the State Bar. He also served as a delegate to the American Bar Association, as President of the Wisconsin Law Foundation, and received numerous awards for his activities in the Bar, and in the legal profession, and several presidential awards for legal excellence. He was appointed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court to serve on the Board of Professional Responsibility (the disciplinary body of the State Bar), and was appointed by the Supreme Court to serve on the Wisconsin Judicial Commission (the disciplinary body for the judicial system).

Gerald also served in numerous civic matters including appointments by the Governor of Wisconsin to the Wisconsin Public Intervenor Board, and to the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board, where he served as Chair. Locally he served on numerous boards and organizations.