Latrice M. Knighton

Latrice M. Knighton is a divorce and family law attorney who has over 17 years of experience representing men and women. 

Before becoming a divorce and family law attorney, Knighton worked for the Ohio Senate Minority Caucus.  She developed, researched, and lobbied for new laws that benefit men, women, and children who were victims of domestic violence.  One such bill, Senate Bill 126, focused on preventing cyberbullying and allowing victims of domestic violence to end their lease agreement or change their locks.

Knighton also worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Wisconsin, covering misdemeanor and felony cases, including violent assault and battery matters.  

Knighton graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 2006.  She also received her Bachelor of Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, double majoring in Psychology and Behavioral Science & Law and a minor in Criminal Justice. 

Blending her knowledge of the law, and passion for psychology and advocacy, in 2012, Knighton completed life coach training with the CAPP Institute, a program certified by the International Coach Federation. 

Attorney Knighton was awarded the 2013 Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Award and M Magazine’s Leading Lawyer Award.

Attorney Knighton is involved in several organizations geared toward professional women, including the TEMPO Milwaukee and Professional Dimensions. 

Knighton enjoys working out, learning to speak French, and experimenting with new vegetarian meals during her free time.