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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!

Helping Maryland Heights Residents Start Over

Maryland Heights is a hub of work and entertainment, from the offices and hotels around Westport Plaza to the trails at Creve Coeur Lake and the busy Page Avenue and Dorsett Road corridors. Many residents rent apartments, work in hospitality or logistics, and manage tight budgets that leave little room for unexpected expenses. When debt, a family dispute, or a criminal charge appears, ROC Law offers practical help. Attorney Randall Oettle meets with you at our Tesson Ferry Road office and explains every option in plain terms. We handle Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, divorce and paternity matters, criminal defense and DWI, and estate planning. Your first consultation is free, so you can explore your options with no pressure..

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

Fresh Start Bankruptcy for Renters and Families

Bankruptcy is not only for homeowners. Renters with credit card debt, payday loans, medical bills, car deficiencies, and old collection accounts often benefit the most from Chapter 7, which can discharge qualifying debts in a few months while Missouri exemptions protect personal property, vehicles up to certain limits, and retirement accounts. Chapter 13 can help when you have regular income and need to protect a vehicle or repay priority debts over time. ROC Law handles every step: reviewing eligibility, preparing your petition, communicating with creditors, and attending the meeting of creditors with you. We also address related issues like paternity, child support, and custody, criminal and DWI defense, and wills and powers of attorney, so you have one attorney for your full situation.

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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.

Experience Measured in Thousands of Cases


ROC Law has handled more than 5,000 bankruptcy cases, and that experience helps Maryland Heights clients avoid mistakes and move confidently toward discharge. Attorney Randall Oettle pairs that volume with over 25 years of legal experience in family law, criminal defense, and estate planning. You will know your cost up front, since 95% of clients have a flat-fee agreement with no billable hours. Affordable in-house payment plans make it possible to begin representation without paying the entire fee first. Clients from apartment communities near Westport to neighborhoods off Dorsett Road often come to us through friends and coworkers, and more than 80% of new clients are referrals from people we have already helped. You will get honest advice, realistic expectations, and an attorney who keeps you informed.

Frequently Asked Legal Questions

How often can someone file bankruptcy in Missouri?


You can receive a Chapter 7 discharge only once every eight years, measured from filing date to filing date. Waiting periods also apply between other combinations, such as four years after a Chapter 7 before a Chapter 13 discharge. You can sometimes file a Chapter 13 sooner to stop a foreclosure even without discharge eligibility. An attorney can confirm your timeline.

How is paternity legally established for a child in Missouri?


Paternity can be established voluntarily when both parents sign an acknowledgment of paternity, often at the hospital, or through a court action that may include genetic testing. Once established, the court can enter orders for custody, parenting time, and child support. Legal paternity gives both the child and father important rights, including inheritance and access to benefits.

What happens if I get a DWI in a municipal court?


Some DWI cases are filed in municipal court, depending on where the arrest occurred and the person's prior record. Municipal cases can carry fines, probation, and license consequences, and a conviction still counts toward future DWI enhancements. The administrative license process with the Department of Revenue proceeds separately, so deadlines apply regardless of which court hears the case.

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Start Your Fresh Start Today

Collection lawsuits, payday loans, and maxed-out cards do not have to define your future. Thousands of people have already taken this step. ROC Law will review your situation, explain your options, and give you a clear flat fee. Book your free consultation by calling 314-843-0220.

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