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Robert E. Breckenridge II, born Ottumwa, Iowa July 20, 1957. Admitted to the bar in Nebraska in 1982 and in Iowa in 1993.
Robert E. Breckenridge II, born Ottumwa, Iowa July 20, 1957. Admitted to the bar in Nebraska in 1982 and in Iowa in 1993. Decrees from the University of Iowa (B.A. in political science and speech); University of Nebraska (Juris Doctorate); and, The Judge Advocate School of the Army (L.L.M. in Military Law). Member of the Nebraska Bar Association; Iowa Bar Association; Iowa Trial Lawyers; and the American Bar Association. Past President of the Wapello County Bar and member of the Board of Governors for the Iowa State Bar Association.
For over 30 years Attorney Breckenridge has been trying cases all over the world. Criminal defense and personal injury has been the backbone of his practice and he is well equipped to handle your case be it at the state or federal level. Such cases require the attorney be actively involved from the very beginning to ensure the best results and Attorney Breckenridge’s experience in these matters will help ensure that every critical step is undertaken in an efficient manner.
Family Law
Attorney Breckenridge has been engaged in all aspects of family law since 1993. Representing husbands, wives and children in divorce, custody and support and in juvenile proceedings. He knows the heartache that comes with such proceedings and is dedicated to ensuring that the process is handled in a manner that provides justice and is the client’s best interests. Trained as a family law mediator, we can also offer mediation services to try and resolve issues without the heartache of the courtroom.
Other legal services
Breckenridge Law P.C. is a general practice designed to meet almost all of your legal needs. As the attorney for a small town and the attorney for a public housing agency, we are well versed in the challenges faced by municipalities in these challenging times. Having also represented a number of business entities, we can provide most legal services demanded by your small business.
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