
Family Law Attorney
From an uncontested divorce attorney handling an amicable split to custody and support matters, Chris provides personalized legal representation for Jefferson County families at every stage.

When a divorce, will, or property dispute affects your family, you need an attorney who answers personally. Doskocil Law Firm serves Hillsboro, Festus, Arnold, and De Soto by appointment only.
Doskocil Law Firm has represented Jefferson County families and business owners for decades from its Fenton office, just a short drive up Highway 141 from the Jefferson County line. Residents from Hillsboro, the county seat, to Herculaneum and Pevely along the Mississippi River bring their family law, estate planning, and civil litigation matters to attorney Chris Doskocil directly.
Cases filed in Jefferson County run through the courthouse in Hillsboro, and familiarity with that courthouse and its procedures matters when your divorce, probate, or contract dispute is on the docket. Chris has built his practice around personally handling every case rather than passing clients off to a paralegal or a rotating associate.
Whether you live near the Big River in De Soto, along the I-55 corridor in Crystal City, or out toward House Springs and High Ridge, you can reach your attorney directly by phone, often the same day you call.
Jefferson County families and property owners come to Doskocil Law Firm for matters that need a steady, experienced hand. Below are the core practice areas available to residents throughout the county.

From an uncontested divorce attorney handling an amicable split to custody and support matters, Chris provides personalized legal representation for Jefferson County families at every stage.

A will and trust attorney can protect what you've built. Doskocil Law Firm drafts wills, trusts, and estate planning services tailored to your family's needs and Missouri law.

Settling an estate in Jefferson County probate court takes patience and local knowledge. As a probate administration and probate litigation attorney, Chris guides families through contested and uncontested matters alike.

Contract disputes, real estate disputes, and other property conflicts need a trial attorney who knows how to fight for your interests. Doskocil Law Firm represents individuals and businesses throughout Jefferson County.
Jefferson County covers a lot of ground, from Arnold's riverside neighborhoods to the rural stretches near Cedar Hill. No matter where you live in the county, the same promise applies: you talk to your attorney, not an answering service.

Every Jefferson County case starts with a conversation, not paperwork. Chris walks you through what's realistic for your situation before any filing happens.
Call or schedule a legal consultation to discuss your divorce, estate plan, probate matter, or dispute. Chris reviews the facts and explains your options in plain language.
Once Chris understands your goals, he builds a strategy suited to your matter, whether that means an amicable divorce agreement, a trust designed to avoid probate, or a litigation plan for a contract dispute.
Chris handles filings with the Jefferson County Courthouse or the appropriate St. Louis County or City court, representing you at hearings, mediations, or negotiations as your case requires.
Most matters resolve through agreement or settlement, though Chris is prepared to try your case when needed. You stay informed throughout, with direct answers from the attorney handling your file.
Here are a few questions Chris hears often from families and property owners across Jefferson County.
Consultations happen by appointment at the Fenton office. Court appearances take place at the Jefferson County Courthouse in Hillsboro or wherever your case is filed, and Chris attends those in person on your behalf.
Yes. An uncontested divorce lawyer still handles the paperwork, settlement agreement, and filing correctly so nothing gets overlooked later. Chris specializes in amicable divorce cases and keeps the process as straightforward as possible.
Missouri probate law determines how the estate gets settled, and the process often starts in the county where your parent lived. As a probate attorney, Chris can explain whether the estate requires formal probate administration or qualifies for a simpler process.
Yes. Property line disagreements, easement issues, and other property disputes fall under real estate litigation. As a real property lawyer, Chris reviews deeds, surveys, and agreements to help resolve the matter.
If you're facing a divorce, need a will or trust drafted, or you're dealing with a probate or property dispute anywhere in Jefferson County, you deserve straight answers from the attorney handling your case. Call Doskocil Law Firm or schedule a consultation to get started.