Family Law Advocacy You Can Trust
A legal dispute that threatens your security, livelihood and your family can be overwhelming. You may feel helpless, confused, and unable to take the right steps to protect your family and your rights. Godding Law Office in Platte County, Missouri, is focused on the complex issues faced by today's modern families. Whether you are facing divorce or are entering a custody dispute or are already involved in complex litigation, we are prepared to protect your rights and the best interests of your family.
"WE FOCUS ON FINDING SOLUTIONS FOR OUR CLIENTS, THEIR CHILDREN, AND THE FUTURE OF THEIR FAMILIES."
Comprehensive Legal Strategies Focused On Your Future
When you work with our firm, we will take the time to listen to your concerns, review and analyze the status of your case, and determine the best course of action. Understanding the significant challenges faced by our clients, we will remain attentive to their needs and develop a cost-effective strategy to minimize the impact of their family legal dispute or issue.
Every attorney takes a different approach, so it is important to work with an experienced lawyer you can trust personally. Whether you have had a negative experience in the past or you are wary about the process of hiring an attorney, our firm will provide you with the service, qualified advocacy and client-commitment you are looking for.
Our Platte County family law lawyer is experienced with cases involving:
- Divorce
- Custody and visitation
- Child support
- Motions to modify, enforcement
- Adoptions: domestic, stepparent, contested
- Petitions to terminate parental rights
- Fathers' rights and paternity
- Cases involving abuse and neglect
- Defense for parents
Certified Guardian Ad Litem and Family Trial Lawyer
Attorney Bert M. Godding has extensive experience representing clients in negotiation and settlement, or through litigation. In every case, we will explore your options and alternatives and work collaboratively with you to ensure ongoing communication and setting realistic expectations. We will not settle for a resolution that our clients do not approve and will fight aggressively through trial when necessary. Mr. Godding has been appointed as a guardian ad litem and is frequently called upon by local courts to represent children.
We are attentive and available by phone or e-mail, and work to accommodate our clients' busy schedules, even on evenings or weekends when necessary. Please call our Clay County divorce lawyer at 816-533-3531 or contact us by e-mail to schedule an initial consultation or case evaluation.

