Steiner, Fournier, Zook & Case

Steiner, Fournier, Zook & Case is a full-service Cheyenne law firm led by Linda J. Steiner, whose forty years of Wyoming legal experience spans family law, criminal defense, estate planning, and energy law. The firm is known for extensive family law advocacy and appellate work, with Steiner recognized through a 2021 Pro Bono Award for services to indigent clients.

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Steiner, Fournier, Zook & Case is a full-service law firm in Cheyenne with deep roots in Wyoming legal practice. Led by proprietor Linda J. Steiner, who brings over forty years of experience practicing in Wyoming courts, the firm offers comprehensive representation across family law, criminal defense, estate planning, real property law, and energy law matters.

The firm's family law practice addresses the full spectrum of domestic relations issues. Linda Steiner has spent more than thirty-five years focused on family law in Cheyenne, handling divorces, child custody and modification cases, adoptions, grandparent rights and visitation disputes, and guardianships. She also serves as a Guardian ad Litem for children in custody disputes and adults in guardianship proceedings. Her extensive appellate record includes numerous Wyoming Supreme Court decisions spanning family law matters. Steiner earned recognition through a 2021 Pro Bono Award for Legal Services for Indigent Clients and has been featured on Real World Divorce.

On the criminal defense side, the firm represents clients in matters ranging from petty misdemeanors to serious felonies in both State District and Federal District Courts. The team works to protect client rights with thorough advocacy and takes cases through trial when necessary. The firm's criminal practitioners have handled appellate matters before the Wyoming Supreme Court, including significant cases on constitutional and procedural issues.

The attorney roster includes Linda J. Steiner, Abigail E. Fournier, Joanne S. Zook, Joshua W. Case, Matthew R. Misslin, and Madeleine J. Lewis. Fournier is a Wyoming native who earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 2013 and previously practiced in Seattle before returning to Cheyenne. She participates in the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association and serves as treasurer of the Ewing T. Kerr Chapter of American Inns of Court.

Beyond litigation, Steiner, Fournier, Zook & Case handles estate planning and real property transactions, including energy law work. The firm emphasizes personalized attention and problem-solving, aiming to make the legal process as straightforward as possible for clients facing difficult or protracted proceedings. Prospective clients may schedule a consultation to discuss their needs.

Overview compiled from the firm's website