Maury Beaulier

Maury D. Beaulier, Esq., was raised in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Prior to his legal career, he worked as an intern for Congressman Les Aspin, head of the Armed Service Committee of Congress and later appointed as the United State's Secretary of Defense. Mr. Beaulier's primary area of practice is criminal defense. He is recognized as a leader in complex criminal cases. In his criminal defense practice, Mr. Beaulier has worked on several high profile homicide cases, successfully seeking the early release of an inmate convicted of murder. Mr. Beaulier work in the area of post conviction relief was highlighted in an investigative story broadcast on Channel 5, KSTP-TV regarding the innocence of a man convicted of murder. As a litigator, Maury has broken new ground representing farmers in contract disputes related to the transmission of disease (Johne's disease) in bovine herds. These cases have resulted in large judgments that have helped to save several family farms. Over the past ten years, Mr. Beaulier has developed a large and active family law practice dedicated to providing each family law client with detailed information about every element of their case. Mr. Beaulier has been described by his clients as 'skilled', 'aggressive' and 'dedicated' to resolving complex and emotionally charged disputes. Mr. Beaulier continues his involvement in complex family law issues, including divorce cases with complex estates and business interests, tribal court issues and appeals. Additional, Maury Beaulier has appeared in Nationally Syndicated column by Glenn Sacks and has authored numerous articles on minority shareholder rights, privacy law, construction law, criminal law and family law. As a recognized speaker on legal matters, Mr. Beaulier's media appearances include: · Air America, Minnesota AM 950 radio on child support issues. · WBAL Radio in Baltimore regarding child support issues. · WCCO Radio 'Pizza Box' Child Support Enforcement Tactics. · National Fox Television Program 'Fox & Friends.' · Quoted in an Associated Press Article reprinted by Fox News. · Debates with Cynthia Brown on WBAL Radio in Baltimore. · CBS program 'Eye on America' with Dan Rather