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Alexander "Alec" LeSher is a dedicated Senior Associate Attorney at Stange Law Firm, based in Des Moines, Iowa. With a strong focus on Employment Law, General Practice, Insurance, Investigations, and Probate, Alec is committed to providing exceptional legal representation to clients throughout Polk County and its surrounding areas. Alec earned his Juris Doctor with highest honors from Drake University Law School in May 2020, graduating Order of the Coif and ranking 8th in a class of 96. His academic excellence was recognized with CALI Awards in Criminal Law and Civil Procedure, and he was named to the Dean’s List for two semesters. During his time at Drake, Alec contributed to the legal community as a Junior Staff member on the Drake Law Review and participated in various roles, including Teaching Assistant and Integrated Study Group Leader. His undergraduate studies at Iowa State University culminated in a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology/Criminal Justice, complemented by a minor in Russian Studies. Alec's diverse legal background encompasses a wide spectrum of civil and administrative law, empowering him to advocate effectively for clients facing challenging legal matters. His published note, "Coyote Control in the United States: One Step Forward and Two Steps Back in Nuisance Abatement," featured in volume 68 of the Drake Law Review, highlights his analytical skills and commitment to addressing complex legal issues. With a compassionate approach and a deep understanding of the law, Alec LeSher strives to provide his clients with peace of mind and strategic guidance throughout their legal journeys. Whether navigating employment disputes or handling probate matters, Alec is dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of those he serves in Des Moines and beyond.
Child support attorneys help parents establish, modify, and enforce child support obligations. They ensure children receive proper financial support. Common matters include support establishment, modifications, enforcement, arrears.