Maury Beaulier

Maury D. Beaulier, Esq. was raised in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and began his professional journey as an intern for Congressman Les Aspin, who later became the United States Secretary of Defense. Mr. Beaulier's primary focus is criminal defense, where he is known for his professional and assertive approach, often securing favorable outcomes without the need for trial. His notable work includes involvement in high-profile homicide cases and achieving early release for an inmate convicted of murder. His efforts in post-conviction relief were featured on Channel 5, KSTP-TV, highlighting his dedication to justice.

In addition to criminal defense, Mr. Beaulier has pioneered litigation representing farmers in contract disputes concerning Johne's disease in bovine herds, resulting in significant judgments that have preserved family farms.

Over the past seventeen years, Mr. Beaulier has cultivated a robust family law practice, offering comprehensive guidance to clients navigating complex and sensitive issues, including tribal court matters and appeals. His clients praise him as "skilled," "aggressive," and "dedicated" to resolving disputes.

Mr. Beaulier has been featured in a nationally syndicated column by Glenn Sacks and has authored articles on diverse topics such as minority shareholder rights, privacy law, construction law, criminal law, and family law. As a recognized speaker, his media appearances include Air America, Minnesota AM 950 radio, WBAL Radio in Baltimore, WCCO Radio, and the national Fox Television Program "Fox & Friends." He has also been quoted in an Associated Press article reprinted by Fox News and appeared on CBS's "Eye on America" with Dan Rather.