Amy Fry-Galow

Attorney Amy Fry-Galow has been practicing law since 2003. She has been admitted to practice in three states and has worked in a variety of litigation areas over her career, including family law, elder law, employment law, and general practice. In her two decades of practice, Amy’s range of experience includes handling all phases of civil litigation in state and federal courts, working as an attorney-editor for several legal treatises, providing legal support for business consultants and serving as an adjunct professor at Carroll University. Since 2019, Amy has narrowed her practice so that she can focus exclusively on divorce and family law cases in Wisconsin state courts. In doing so, she has found that her breadth of legal experience is ideal for serving family law clients, who often have financial and business issues that are a part of their divorce and family law cases.

As an associate at Nelson, Krueger & Millenbach, LLC, Amy represents clients in all areas of family law including divorce, paternity, child support, maintenance, post judgment matters, and legal separation.

Amy is a passionate advocate who strives for the best possible outcomes for her clients and their families.  Amy employs a cooperative approach and believes that educating her clients about their legal rights is the best way to help achieve resolution without resorting to trial. Her focus on education helps clients make choices more confidently and saves time, money, and tears. Where an amicable resolution cannot be reached, Amy is also a tough and experienced litigator. Amy is a strong advocate and will use her experience to fight for her clients.