About Robert
Robert Boedeker joined the Center for Family Law in 2025 as an attorney of recommend after 14 years of training own family law in the non-public and non-profit sectors. In the closing ten of those years, he worked solely with survivors of domestic violence, presenting trauma-knowledgeable illustration in complicated cases. His exercise focuses on divorce and paternity cases, toddler custody and baby support cases, motions to adjust, orders of safety and mediation in St. Louis County, St. Louis City, St. Charles County, and Jefferson County.
After receiving his regulation license in 2011, he labored at US Legal Solutions, LLC, an immigration and civil organization in St. Louis County, doing circle of relatives regulation and mediation cases. In 2015 he joined Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, Inc. as a body of workers legal professional inside the Lasting Solutions Family Law Program and in 2017 have become co-manager of that program.
Before regulation faculty, he lived in West Africa doing humanitarian comfort paintings with Jesuit Refugee Service and in North St. Louis City helping run a safe haven for homeless girls and children. He graduated from Coe College in 2003 with a BA in French and Sociology. Robert turned into born and raised usually in St. Louis City and currently resides in North St. Louis County along with his wife and 3 younger children.
After receiving his regulation license in 2011, he labored at US Legal Solutions, LLC, an immigration and civil organization in St. Louis County, doing circle of relatives regulation and mediation cases. In 2015 he joined Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, Inc. as a body of workers legal professional inside the Lasting Solutions Family Law Program and in 2017 have become co-manager of that program.
Before regulation faculty, he lived in West Africa doing humanitarian comfort paintings with Jesuit Refugee Service and in North St. Louis City helping run a safe haven for homeless girls and children. He graduated from Coe College in 2003 with a BA in French and Sociology. Robert turned into born and raised usually in St. Louis City and currently resides in North St. Louis County along with his wife and 3 younger children.