About The Odle Law Firm — General Practice Parkville Missouri

The Odle Law Firm, LLC is a general practice Parkville firm serving Platte County families and small businesses. The firm handles civil disputes, probate, family matters, and basic estate planning for clients in the Kansas City metro region. Because Parkville sits in Platte County, filings route through the 6th Judicial Circuit and Case.net Missouri’s e-filing system.

The firm offers personal attention rather than high-volume work, which fits the small-town pace of northern Platte County. Additionally, the office coordinates with the Parkville Municipal Court for ordinance and minor traffic matters. As a result, residents handle most legal needs without the long drive to downtown Kansas City.

What Clients Say

Clients describe the firm as approachable, communicative, and clear about expected fees. Reviewers note quick callbacks and a willingness to explain Missouri’s court procedures step by step. Many appreciate the firm’s commitment to local Platte County families rather than chasing larger metro work.

General Practice Parkville — Practice Areas & Services

• Civil disputes in the Platte County Circuit Court.
• Family law including divorce, custody, and support modifications.
• Probate and estate administration in Platte County.
• Wills and basic estate planning for area families.
• Real estate matters tied to Parkville and northern Kansas City suburbs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Parkville civil cases get filed?

Civil filings go to the Platte County Circuit Clerk in Platte City. Municipal matters go to Parkville Municipal Court at 8880 Clark Avenue. The 6th Judicial Circuit serves all of Platte County.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Missouri?

Missouri requires a 30-day waiting period after filing for divorce. With a fully signed marital settlement agreement, an uncontested divorce can finalize in roughly 60–90 days. Contested cases take longer due to discovery and hearings.

How do I look up a Missouri court case from home?

Missouri’s free Case.net portal at courts.mo.gov lets the public search circuit court cases statewide. Some sealed and juvenile matters are excluded. Most filings, hearings, and dispositions are visible online.