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**Joshua Garrett - Attorney at Law** Located in Branson, Missouri, Joshua Garrett is a dedicated attorney and the founding partner of The Garrett Law Firm, where he specializes in Divorce & Separation and Personal Injury law. A distinguished graduate of the Washburn University School of Law, Joshua earned his Juris Doctorate in an impressive two years, showcasing his commitment and passion for the legal field. His exemplary performance in law school was recognized with prestigious accolades, including the Max Rowinsky Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy and the Irvine E. Ungerman Award for Excellence in Clinical Practice. Prior to establishing his own firm, Joshua honed his legal skills at Smith Law Firm, where he developed a strong foundation in family law and personal injury cases. His expertise extends beyond traditional legal representation; he is one of the few Rule 12 approved mediators in Taney County and serves as a certified Guardian ad Litem (GAL), advocating for children in custody disputes. As the current President of the Taney County Bar Association, Joshua is actively involved in the local legal community, further solidifying his reputation as a trusted attorney in the region. Born in Springfield, Missouri, Joshua has deep roots in the community and has spent the last decade working as a political consultant, gaining valuable insights into the intersection of law and public policy. Now residing in Springfield with his wife, Lara, and their two children, Joshua is committed to providing compassionate and effective legal representation to clients facing challenging family law issues or personal injury claims. At The Garrett Law Firm, he strives to empower clients with the knowledge and support necessary to navigate their legal journeys with confidence.
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.