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✨ About
About Amanda Wyhe
VWLF focuses solely on family law. Attorney Amanda Van Wyhe has been providing compassionate and zealous advocacy since 2005, representing clients in all types of divorce, child custody and family law cases. VWLF has office locations in Rochester and Owatonna and serves clients in the surrounding areas in southern Minnesota and north central Iowa. At VWLF, we believe that " Your. Family. Matters. " We understand that the process of going through a divorce or any other family law matter is difficult, to say the least. VWLF is here to help. Call us today for a free 30 minute phone consultation.
⚖️ Practice Areas
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Arbitration & Mediation
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Juvenile Law
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Divorce
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Family Law
Credentials & Experience
🎓 Education
University of South Dakota School of Law
J.D. (2005)
Law
University of South Dakota
B.A. (2002)
Political Science & Psychology
📋 Bar Admissions
Nebraska State Bar
Member
Member
Member
Iowa State Bar Association -Family Law Section
Member
Member
Member
South Dakota State Bar
Member
Member
Member
Iowa Association for Justice
Member
Member
Member
Iowa Organization of Women Attorneys
Member
Member
Member
Woodbury County Bar Association
Member
Member
Member
Northwest Iowa Collaborative Law Professionals
Member
Member
Member
International Academy of Collaborative Law Professionals
Member
Member
Member
Iowa Foster and Adoptive Parents Association -IFAPA
Member
Member
Member
Woodbury County Fee Arbitration Committee
Member
Member
Member
Judicial Nominating Commission - Third Judicial District
Member
Member
Member
Winnebago Tribal Court
Member
Member
Member
Minnesota State Bar
Member
Member
Member
💼 Professional Experience
Attorney - Mediator - Owner
Van Wyhe Law Firm, PLC 2015 - Current
Attorney- Partner -Owner
Vriezelaar, Tigges, Edgington, Bottaro, Boden & Ross, LLP 2006 - 2015
🏆 Awards & Recognition
Superb Rating
Avvo
Client Champion
Martindale - Hubbell
Distinguished - Peer Rated for High Professional Achievement
Martindale - Hubbell
📚 Publications
- An Argument in Favor of Abrogating the Use of the Best Interests of the Child Standard to Circumvent the Jurisdictional Provisions of the Indian Child Welfare Act in South Dakota (49 South Dakota Law Review 107)
- South Dakota Law Review