Hon. Anne-Marie Clarke is a native St. Louisan and graduated from the Saint Louis University School of Law. Clarke was hearing officer of the Family Court for the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court in St. Louis from 1986 until her appointment
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The Missouri Bar is seeking volunteers to judge the Show Me the Constitution mock congressional hearing competition. The competition, which will take place April 20, 2026, in Columbia, replicates congressional committee hearings, challenging teams of students to apply constitutional principles to…
What is the Fee Dispute Resolution Program?The Fee Dispute Resolution Program is available on a voluntary basis to assist clients who feel they have been overcharged for legal fees by a Missouri lawyer and wish to dispute them. The program…
Held the last week of October each year, the National Celebration of Pro Bono recognizes lawyers who have stepped up to help those who cannot afford legal services. You can be part of the celebration by volunteering with Missouri.FreeLegalAnswers.org,…
Each year, The Missouri Bar Young Lawyers’ Section partners with the bar’s citizenship education department to send lawyers to present to students for Constitution Day. This year, more than 2,000 students across the state had the opportunity to learn about…