Introducing
Margo Julius
Margo Julius Law, Prof. LLC is founded in the spirit of her late father and mentor, the Honorable Robert L. Tschetter, whose lifelong legal career taught her to put people ahead of profit. In her personal and professional life Margo strives to live up to his example.
Education
BS, Criminal Justice Studies
University of South Dakota, 1988
JD, University of South Dakota
School of Law, 1991
Practice
Margo began her law practice as a law clerk for the Federal District Court, Western Division, before entering private practice in 1993.
Credentials
Member - State Bar of South Dakota
Active, Workers’ Compensation Committee
Served 7yrs, Disciplinary Board
Member - Workers Injury Law & Advocacy Group (WILG)
Member - National Organization of Social Security Claimants’
Representatives (NOSSCR)
(WILG - comprised solely of attorneys who dedicate their practice to serving injured workers.)
(NOSSCR - a specialized bar association for attorneys and advocates who represent Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income claimants throughout the adjudicative process.)
30
years
of practice
Community Involvement
Margo has a passion for serving others and a special interest of connecting and building relationships with people living in poverty in the Black Hills area. She is a near 30 year member of Zonta International and Zonta Club of the Black Hills. Margo also serves on the Board of Directors for Tom Pfeifle Memorial Inc. and the Family Connections Center, (serving at risk and homeless youth and young adults). She is a regular volunteer and past board member of Youth and Family Services (YFS). She believes in equality and fairness for all, regardless of sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, race, ethnicity, or financial status.
A Little About Margo
Margo has been married to her husband John for 30 years and together they have three adult children. Her eldest daughter is an RN, her middle son is an educator, and her youngest son is in college studying to be an engineer.
In her off-work hours, she loves to hike in the beautiful Black Hills. Her boys have recently gotten her and her husband hooked on hiking '14ers' in Colorado. Her boys have summited nearly half of the 58 peaks over 14,000 feet–Margo has a pretty healthy fear of heights, so she is pretty proud to have conquered 5.
Margo believes, in both her work and personal life, that making connections and developing relationships is essential in order for all human beings to thrive.
