Breanne M. Bucher

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Attorney Breanne Bucher started out in private practice working for her father at Bucher Law Group in Delafield, Wisconsin. She later joined another private practice law firm in 2014, where she became a partner in 2017. Breanne graduated from Valparaiso University School of Law in 2010 and passed the Wisconsin Bar Examination on her first attempt.

In law school, she was a member of the Valparaiso Law Criminal Law Clinic, in which she represented indigent clients charged with both lowlevel misdemeanors and violent felony offenses. She also interned with the Lake County Public Defender’s Office in Lake County, Indiana and continued to gain experience in criminal defense. Although passionate about criminal law, she discovered a similar passion for family and juvenile law after taking multiple classes and seminars in law school. Breanne now routinely accepts Guardian ad Litem and advocate counsel appointments in Waukesha County. She also handles placement and custody disputes, child support modifications, CHIPS cases, guardianships, termination of parental rights, adoption and other related matters. Outside of the family, juvenile and criminal law arena, she devotes much of her practice to OWI defense, municipal law, and restraining orders.

Breanne was the past president of her law school’s branch of Phi Alpha Delta, a renown national legal fraternity. She has been an active member of the Association of Women Lawyers. She also is a member of the Waukesha County Bar Association, and served for many years as the Chair of the Juvenile Law Section of the Waukesha County Bar Association. Breanne was voted the “2013 Rookie of the Year” by the Waukesha County Bar Association Board of Directors and has been a yearly recipient of the “Super Lawyers” Rising Star award for the past eight years. She acts as a guest Teen Court Judge (a diversion program for youths in the community). Breanne is also the Court Commissioner to the Honorable William J. Domina. She resides in Waukesha and enjoys any opportunity to get involved in the local legal community or the community at large.