« back to directory Adam E. Astley Mr. Astley received his B.A. from Creighton University in 2001 and graduated magna cum laude from Creighton University School of Law in 2004. Prior to entering the practice of law, Mr. Astley worked in the field of information technology as a consultant and software developer. As a self-employed entrepreneur, he marketed software and IT services throughout the Midwestern United States. Mr. Astley joined the firm in 2004. While he practices primarily in the area of domestic relations law, he has also participated in numerous litigation matters, and has developed expertise relating to electronic discovery and other IT-related legal issues. He frequently speaks at Bar Association functions on Family Law and technology-related issues. Mr. Astley is a member of the Robert M. Spire American Inns of Court as well as the Omaha, Nebraska State and American Bar Associations. He is an active member of the Young Lawyer Section of the Nebraska State Bar Association, and is the chair of the Bar Association’s Technology Committee. Please contact Mr. Astley directly at (402) 930-1015.

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