Mary Elizabeth Galvan

MARY ELIZABETH GALVAN, of Galvan & Fritzen, an Association of Sole Practitioners, has practiced domestic relations law, employment law, civil rights law, and criminal law since 1980. In addition to her litigation practice, she has conducted employment law seminars since 1991, drafts and reviews personnel manuals for Wyoming employers in the private sector, and is available for mediation in the area of employment conflict resolution. In 2011, she represented the successful appellant in Christianson v. Christianson, 2011 WY 90, which recognized same sex marriages in Wyoming for purposes of obtaining subject matter jurisdiction in divorce cases. She has also conducted continuing legal education seminars in the areas of professional responsibility, domestic relations, depositions, and, in the criminal area, on sexual abuse litigation.

University of Wyoming College of Law

J.D. (1980) | Law

1977 - 1980

University of Wyoming

M.A. | Anthropology

1973 - 1976

University of Texas - Austin

B.A. (1968) | History

1966 - 1968

Analysis of Draft Amendments to Domestic Violence Codes for Macedonia

ABA CEELI

1999

Analysis of Draft Agreement of Prosecutorial Cooperation for the Republic of Azerbaijan

ABA CEELI

1998

Analysis of the Draft Law on Compensation for Damage Caused by Illegal Actions of Interrogation, Investigation, the Prosecutor's Office and the Court for the Republic of Lithuania

ABA CEELI

1997

Analysis of the Draft Law on the Organization of the Romanian Government

ABA CEELI

1996

Analysis of the Kyrgyz Republic Conception in the Sphere of Human Rights

ABA CEELI

1996

Wyoming State Bar

Member

1980 - Current

Wyoming

Since 1980

10th Circuit

Federal Circuit

Since 1980

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