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David Lynn Bolander is a seasoned attorney dedicated to navigating clients through the complexities of family law in St. Joseph and Northwest Missouri since 1997. With a deep understanding of the emotional and legal intricacies surrounding divorce, custody disputes, and domestic abuse, David is committed to providing compassionate guidance and effective solutions. He believes that “the impact of family separation can resonate for generations, especially for children.” His mission is to minimize these adverse effects by advocating for stable, long-term resolutions that foster hope and healing for families. David's academic journey began at Elwood High School, followed by a year at Fort Hays State University. He later graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in History from Eastern University in Pennsylvania in 1992, where he met his wife, Sue. Their union in 1993 laid the foundation for a life dedicated to community and family values. After relocating to St. Joseph in 1994, David pursued law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, earning his degree in May 1997 and establishing Bolander Law Office, P.C. shortly thereafter. Residing in St. Joseph with Sue and their two children, Matthew and Sarah, David is not only a legal practitioner but also an active community member. His family is involved with St. Joseph Christian School, and Sue serves as the Director of Children’s Ministries at Brookdale Church. When he’s not representing clients in family law matters, David enjoys delving into history, following baseball, cycling, and engaging in scouting activities. As a trusted advocate in divorce and custody cases, David L. Bolander stands ready to help families achieve lasting solutions. His expertise in family law ensures that clients receive the support they need during challenging times, making a positive impact on their lives and futures.
Divorce attorneys guide couples through the legal process of ending their marriage. They handle property division, custody, support, and other divorce-related matters. Common matters include contested divorce, uncontested divorce, property division, alimony.