C. STANGE Kirk

When you are faced with a family law issue and need help, you need an attorney who will always have your best interests at heart. Kirk Stange fights for his clients at every stage of their family law cases. Kirk applies his extensive experience and knowledge of family law to your case. You can be confident that Kirk will tell you what you need to know and listen to you when you need someone to hear you. Kirk has years of experience in family law and is also a qualified mediator, a collaborative attorney, and a guardian ad litem. With these skills, Kirk can guide you through any family law matter.

Since 2007, Kirk has worked diligently to make his firm what it is today. In addition to practicing law, Kirk dedicates time to training attorneys and other legal professionals through Missouri Bar CLE seminars, myLawCLE, the National Business Institute, and other organizations. Kirk even presented at the Eighth Circuit Judicial Conference in Omaha, Nebraska, in 2014 on social media evidence for attorneys and judges.

In 2017, Kirk was recognized by the Missouri Bar for his substantial contributions to the continuing legal education of Missouri attorneys:

“Stange has been a recurring speaker at the annual MoBarCLE Law Update. He has also presented at the Family Law Conference, CLE by the Sea, Family Law Essentials, and How to Build and Manage Firm Success seminars… For all his service to the legal community, please join the Missouri Bar in thanking Kirk C. Stange!”

Kirk has also served as a mentor to other attorneys through the Missouri Bar Mentoring Program, where the Missouri Bar assigned attorneys to Kirk as mentees.

Kirk is a member of the Law Society of the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law. Additionally, Kirk is an adjunct professor at Emory University School of Law, where he has been an instructor for trial techniques within the Kessler-Eidson Program for Trial Techniques. Kirk is also the president of the Missouri Collaborative Institute, a group of professionals dedicated to promoting collaborative practice as an alternative dispute resolution method for individuals navigating divorce and family law matters.