
Family Law Attorney
An amicable, uncontested divorce is often the fastest and least expensive path forward. Our family law attorney helps St. Louis County clients resolve divorce, custody, and support matters without unnecessary conflict.

An attorney who answers the phone himself, not a rotating staff of paralegals. Doskocil Law Firm serves St. Louis County by appointment only.
Doskocil Law Firm has spent decades handling family law, estate planning, probate, and civil litigation matters for residents throughout St. Louis County. That includes regular appearances before the St. Louis County Circuit Court in Clayton, where family law and probate matters for the county are heard.
Whether you live near the Chesterfield business corridor along Highway 40, off Manchester Road in Des Peres, along the I-270 corridor, or near the Galleria area in Richmond Heights, you deserve an attorney who understands both the law and the local courthouse. Attorney Chris Doskocil has built his practice on that kind of direct, personal representation.
Residents throughout the county, from Olivette to Town and Country, call Doskocil Law Firm for help with an uncontested divorce, a will and trust, a probate matter, or a business or property dispute. Every call goes to the attorney handling the case, not an intake coordinator.
St. Louis County residents turn to Doskocil Law Firm for personalized legal representation across a focused set of practice areas. Here is how the firm helps individuals, families, and local business owners throughout the county.

An amicable, uncontested divorce is often the fastest and least expensive path forward. Our family law attorney helps St. Louis County clients resolve divorce, custody, and support matters without unnecessary conflict.

A will and trust attorney can protect your family and your assets no matter where in the county you live. We draft wills, trusts, and estate planning documents built around your actual goals, not a generic template.

Settling an estate through the St. Louis County Circuit Court takes patience and attention to detail. Our probate attorney guides families through estate administration from filing to final distribution.

From contract disputes to real estate disagreements, a trial attorney with county court experience makes a difference. We represent individuals and businesses in civil litigation matters that require a strong advocate.
St. Louis County stretches from Clayton to Town and Country, and clients shouldn't have to navigate a large firm's layers of staff to get a straight answer.

Every matter starts the same way: a conversation with the attorney who will actually handle your case, not a sales call with a staff member. Here is what that process looks like from the first call to resolution.
You start with a direct case evaluation and legal consultation with attorney Chris Doskocil. He listens to the facts of your situation and explains your realistic options in plain language.
Once he understands your goals, whether that's an uncontested divorce, a trust, or resolving a contract dispute, he builds a strategy tailored to your circumstances and the realities of St. Louis County courts.
Your attorney prepares and files the necessary documents, whether that's a divorce petition, estate planning documents, or a civil litigation complaint, and represents you directly at every hearing or negotiation.
Most matters resolve through agreement or settlement, though some require trial. Either way, you stay informed throughout, with the same attorney handling your case from start to finish.
These are questions St. Louis County residents commonly ask before scheduling a consultation.
Many hearings for family law and probate matters are held at the St. Louis County Circuit Court in Clayton. Your attorney will let you know which appearances require your presence and will represent you at others whenever possible.
An uncontested divorce still benefits from legal counsel to make sure the paperwork, property division, and any custody terms are handled correctly. One attorney typically represents one spouse, and the other party should have their own review before signing.
Timelines vary based on the size and complexity of the estate, whether there's a will, and whether anyone contests it. A straightforward estate administration can often be resolved in several months, while a contested estate may take longer.
Civil litigation covers disputes between individuals or businesses that don't involve criminal charges, including contract disputes, real estate disputes, and other property disagreements. If you're unsure whether your situation qualifies, a brief legal consultation can clarify your options.
If you're facing a divorce, need a will or trust, or are dealing with a probate or civil dispute anywhere in St. Louis County, you deserve answers from the attorney handling your case. Call or schedule your appointment with Doskocil Law Firm today.