Natalie Lamphier

“No divorce is the same. I work with my clients to ensure that we, as a team, can find creative solutions to the problems unique to each case.”

Chicago
E: nlamphier@dwkllp.com
T: 312-226-8840

Summary

Natalie Lamphier represents clients in a wide variety of family law matters, with a focus on handling issues in contentious divorces as well as various issues involving allocation of parental responsibilities and child support. Natalie has nearly a decade of litigation experience, both in taking matters to trial as well as resolving various cases through negotiation and settlement.As she counsels clients through disputes, Natalie works to resolve matters efficiently and effectively, protecting her client’s various interests and enabling them to move forward.

Natalie joined DWK as an associate attorney in 2019 and has continued to work both independently and with her colleagues since that time. Natalie was promoted to Partner in 2024.

Previously, Natalie worked for a general practice firm in DuPage County, with a focus on family law. Natalie represented clients in divorce, post-decree, child support, and parentage cases, as well as in probate, guardianship and estate planning matters.

Natalie earned her J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law, in St. Paul, Minnesota. While attending law school, Natalie showed a commitment to service through her volunteer work with the Minnesota Justice Foundation and her work with the Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project where she taught Constitutional Law to high-school seniors in St. Paul. Additionally, Natalie represented clients through Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners providing legal representation to incarcerated individuals in Minnesota. Natalie worked as both a law clerk for several firms and as a licensed paralegal before finally earning her law degree.

Natalie is active in the legal community; she is a member of the DuPage County Bar Association and currently serves as the First Vice President of the DuPage Association of Women Lawyers. The DuPage Association of Women Lawyers is committed to facilitating ongoing connections between women in the legal community and annually provides scholarships to young women seeking careers in the legal profession.

Natalie graduated Cum Laude from Hamline University in Minnesota, earning her B.A. in legal studies, criminal justice and history. Natalie graduated with distinction in legal studies as a result of her research regarding domestic violence on college campuses.