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Family Law Power List – Rhonda Hazen – Boardman Clark
WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//March 27, 2025//
Boardman Clark’s Rhonda Hazen has more than 10 years of experience in family law, handling a wide range of cases, including financial matters, child custody, and placement disputes.
Known for her ability to negotiate property and placement agreements, Hazen is also skilled in both collaborative family law and litigation. She additionally represents school districts when family law matters arise.
Hazen’s training in mediation and advanced litigation techniques ensures that she can foster amicable resolutions while also effectively representing clients in court.
Hazen is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, the Dane County regional chairperson for the Collaborative Family Law Counsel of Wisconsin, in addition to her Dane County and Iowa County Bar Associations. With a dedication to both legal and community service, Hazen brings a balanced approach to her family law practice.
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