About Robert W. Bilbrey
I am a partner in the law firm Thurman, Howald, Weber, Senkel & Norrick. I am a 1999 graduate of the University of Missouri School of Law, where I was an editor of the school sponsored Missouri Environmental Law and Policy Review. My practice concentrates in the areas of Domestic Relations, including paternity, child support, mediation and juvenile matters; along with general civil matters mainly devoted to real estate and collection matters.
Practice Areas
Appeals / Appellate
Arbitration / Mediation
Collections
Divorce
Domestic Violence
Family Law
General Civil
Juvenile Law
Real Estate Law
Professional Experience
| Experience | Years |
|---|
| Associate/Partner, Thurman, Howald, Weber, Senkel & Norrick L.L.C. | 2000-Current |
| Represtenting a wide variety of clients in various legal matters in all aspects of domestic relations, including divorce, child custody, child support, modifications of prior orders, mediation of disputes, juvenile matters, and appelate work. I have also represented a number of clients on real estate matters, including subdivisions and condominium associations. I have also extensive experience representing landlords in various matters and in the process of collection of debts. |
| Law Clerk, Suddarth & Koor | 1999-2000 |
| Assisted other attorneys in the representation of clients and the preparation of law suits through the preparation of pleadings, creation of discovery, research of legal issues, and other general matters involved in family law and general civil litigation. |
| Domestic Violence Clinic, University of Missouri School of Law | 1999-1999 |
| Provided legal representation to indigent clients through a program enabling third year law students to appear and represent clients with the supervision of a professor. |
Education
| School | Focus | Degree | Year |
|---|
| University of Missouri - Columbia | Law School | | |
| Honors: Editor, Missouri Environmental Law and Policy Review |
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