While American Bar Association Standards sanctions would typically impose a suspension for Rostad's apparent knowledge of improperly withholding material information from the court, the hearing panel found Rostad's commitment to family law and community service as evidence of her good character.
March 20, 2023 at 12:17 PM
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An attorney’s alleged improper handling of a subpoena and dishonesty to the court during her representation in post-divorce custody and visitation proceedings avoided a term of suspension and received a public censure instead, the Wyoming Supreme Court held earlier this month.
Stacy L. Rostad, of Laramie, Wyoming, an attorney with nearly 20 years of experience, received a public censure from her representation of Amy Evans in a family law matter.
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