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Big News From R.O.C. Law!

We’re proud to share that Randall T. Oettle has been named an Elite Lawyer — a prestigious recognition earned through a strict peer-review process and awarded to only the top 1% of attorneys.


This honor reflects Randall’s dedication to excellence, professionalism, and results for his clients.

Thank you to our peers, clients, and community for your continued support!

Support for Manchester's Busy Families

Manchester sits in the heart of west St. Louis County, where Manchester Road and Highway 141 connect established neighborhoods, shopping centers, and parks like Paul A. Schroeder Park. Many households here manage mortgages, car payments, and the cost of raising children, and a divorce or income loss can upset that balance quickly. ROC Law helps Manchester residents respond with a clear plan. Attorney Randall Oettle meets with you at our Tesson Ferry Road office, reviews your finances or legal situation, and explains every option. We handle Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, divorce, maintenance and custody matters, criminal defense and DWI, and estate planning. You begin with a free consultation and a clear understanding of the cost..

Thank you to our peers, clients, and community for your continued support!

Divorce and Spousal Maintenance Representation

Ending a marriage affects your finances for years, so decisions about property, debt, and maintenance deserve careful attention. ROC Law represents clients in contested and uncontested divorces, helping identify marital and separate property, value assets like homes and retirement accounts, and allocate debts fairly. We advise on spousal maintenance, which Missouri courts may award based on each spouse's needs, earning ability, and the length of the marriage. When children are involved, we address custody, parenting plans, and support with their well-being in mind. Because divorce often leaves debts behind, our bankruptcy experience helps you plan for financial recovery as well. The firm also provides criminal and DWI defense and estate planning to update wills and beneficiaries after a divorce. Every step is explained in plain language.

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We Represent You


Randall Oettle is an experienced lawyer who will study your case diligently and represent you in court aggressively. He represents both individuals as well as corporate organizations. Visit us for your legal defense needs.

Licensed Attorney


As a licensed attorney and a member of the Missouri Bar Association, our principal attorney, Randall Oettle, can help you in a variety of situations, whether it's related to traffic law or corporate law.

25+ Years Experience


With over 25 years of experience, our attorney can provide you with a fresh start for your case. In addition to creating a helpful relationship with you, attorney Oettle will educate you on your options and next steps, so you're never left in the dark.

Representation That Starts Right Away


Affordable in-house payment plans let Manchester clients begin representation before their fee is fully paid, so a divorce filing, foreclosure response, or court date does not have to wait. Combined with flat-fee pricing for 95% of clients and no billable hours, you know what to expect financially from the start. Attorney Randall Oettle has over 25 years of legal experience and has handled more than 5,000 bankruptcy cases, giving you a steady, knowledgeable advocate during a stressful time. Families near Manchester Road and Highway 141 frequently find us through friends and coworkers, and more than 80% of our new clients are referrals from people we have represented. You will receive honest advice about your options, including realistic expectations, and an attorney who returns your calls and keeps you informed until your case is resolved.

Frequently Asked Legal Questions

How soon can I rebuild my credit after filing bankruptcy?


You can start rebuilding right after discharge. Many people qualify for a secured credit card or small installment loan within months. Paying every bill on time, keeping balances low, and checking your credit report for errors help your score climb. Some lenders approve auto loans or even mortgages within a few years, depending on the loan program.

How do Missouri courts decide spousal maintenance in a divorce?


Missouri courts first determine if the requesting spouse lacks enough property to meet reasonable needs and cannot support themselves through employment. If so, the judge considers factors like each spouse's financial resources, earning capacity, the length of the marriage, the standard of living, age and health, and conduct during the marriage when setting the amount and duration.

What happens at an arraignment in a Missouri criminal case?


An arraignment is usually your first court appearance. The judge informs you of the charges, confirms you have or will obtain an attorney, and asks you to enter a plea, typically not guilty at this stage. Bond conditions may also be addressed. Having an attorney present helps protect your rights and sets up the next steps in your defense.

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Move Forward With a Clear Plan

Divorce, debt, and legal charges feel more manageable once you understand your options. ROC Law can meet with you, answer your questions, and set up a payment plan that fits your budget. Early guidance can make a real difference. Book your free consultation by calling 314-843-0220.

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