Jennifer M. Hayden

Attorney at Law

jhayden@pettit-law.com

Attorney Jennifer M. Hayden works primarily with our Landlord-Tenant Law practice group and focuses on finding practical solutions for landlords and property management companies in multiple arenas throughout the state of Wisconsin. 

She participated in the editing of Tristan Pettit’s The Landlord’s Companion: A Comprehensive Handbook of Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in Wisconsin which was published in 2024, she guest blogs on Tristan’s Wisconsin Landlord-Tenant Law Blog (www.LandlordTenantLawBlog.com), she contributed to the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Pinnacle publication titled Wisconsin Landlord & Tenant Manual, and she has co-authored an article for the Wisconsin Lawyer on Act 317. 

Attorney Hayden is licensed to practice law in the State of Wisconsin, the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin Federal Courts, as well as the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Assistants / Paralegals

Jesse Shefchik
jshefchik@pettit-law.com

Samantha Liedtke
sliedtke@pettit-law.com

Justin Pond
jpond@pettit-law.com

Areas of Practice

  • Business + Commercial Law

  • Landlord-Tenant Law

  • Litigation

Admissions

  • State of Wisconsin

  • U.S. District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin

  • U.S. Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit

Education

  • J.D.: Marquette University

  • B.A.: Marquette University

Professional + Civic Activities

  • State Bar of Wisconsin

  • Milwaukee Bar Association

  • Association of Women Lawyers, Former Member and Former Assistant Director of Membership

  • Waukesha County Bar Association, Former Member and Former Chair of the Young Lawyers Division

Client Reviews

Authorship

Wisconsin Landlord & Tenant Manual

At some point in their lives, most Wisconsinites have been renters and leased an apartment, duplex, townhome, or single-family home. Wisconsin Landlord & Tenant Manual provides attorneys, landlords, and tenants with a solid guide to residential landlord-tenant law. This highly accessible guide walks readers through the life cycle of a tenancy from the perspectives of both landlords and tenants.