We Treat You Like Family
Thoughtful, timely updates on your case, every step of the way.
Aggressive, personal representation for families and individuals facing high-stakes divorce, custody, and criminal charges across St. Louis Metro and Southwest Missouri — a warm fighter in your corner, from the first call through the last hearing.
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Focus on positive outcome
Thoughtful, timely updates on your case, every step of the way.
Every case gets a tailored, one-on-one approach built around you.
Full transparency of the process and what you can expect.
Recognized for precise knowledge of Missouri law.
Rebekah Wedick, Founding Attorney
Rebekah earned her undergraduate degree from Truman State University and her law degree from the University of Missouri–Columbia. She was admitted to the Missouri Bar in 2007. When you retain Wedick Law, your matter is handled directly by her — an attorney who understands both the legal technicalities and the emotional weight of your case.
She keeps active offices in the St. Louis Metro / Ballwin area and in Southwest Missouri / Nixa, commuting weekly so clients in both of her favorite regions have a lawyer who actually shows up.
“She was always firm and honest and did not sugar coat. I felt as though I was talking to a friend who cared and showed tough love at times... If you are dealing with a hard custody battle and want your voice heard, I would highly recommend her!”
Deja Gonzalez
3-year custody battle
“Rebekah has been a fierce fighter and advocate... She impressed me with how she could remember all the major details and present them in the way that paints a clear picture for the court. ROCK SOLID!”
James Updegraff
High-stakes custody & alienation
“She has an office off Hwy 14 in Nixa... and an office in Ballwin, MO. Despite traveling to and from each office weekly she stays on top of her clients and remembers minute details.”
Jacob Mickelberg
Ballwin & Nixa offices
“She knew every piece of evidence and did a phenomenal job representing me. She was communicative and treated me like a human and a friend during the hardest time of my life.”
Heather Sanders
Custody trial, late substitution
“If you want an attorney that listens and will fight for you... call!”
Stephanie Pickett
A fighter who listens
Practical tools to protect your information, finish paperwork, and gather evidence — so the process feels more manageable from day one.
Log into Clio Connect to upload documents and check case updates in a confidential, encrypted workspace — no unsecured email needed.
Open Clio Connect(opens Clio Connect in a new tab)Need a financial affidavit notarized after hours? Proof.com lets you complete a legally valid notarization 24/7 over a webcam, from home.
Notarize with Proof.com(opens Proof.com in a new tab)iMazing lets you securely download and export iPhone text messages in a format suitable for court. Preserve the full thread before messages are deleted or the phone is replaced.
Learn about iMazing(opens iMazing.com in a new tab)Every step of the process, written plainly — so you know exactly what happens after you reach out, and when.
Immediately. Deadlines in criminal matters are strict, and early intervention often shapes the outcome of a case. Contact an attorney before speaking with investigators or missing a court date so your rights are protected from the very beginning.
Missouri courts decide custody based on the best interests of the child, weighing factors such as each parent’s relationship with the child, the ability to provide stability, and the willingness to support a relationship with the other parent. We help you present a clear, compelling case for the arrangement that serves your family.
While an uncontested divorce can seem straightforward, the paperwork and long-term implications for property, support, and custody are significant. An attorney ensures the agreement is fair, enforceable, and protects your interests long after the divorce is final.
Your submission is transmitted securely to the firm’s intake system and reviewed within one business day. You will then be offered a consultation: an urgent 15-minute intake call for criminal matters, or a 30-minute strategy session for family law matters.
No. Submitting the intake form does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship begins only when a written engagement agreement is signed by both you and the firm. Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive details until that agreement is in place.
Yes. Every page includes a Quick Exit control that immediately redirects to Google and replaces the page in your browser history. The intake form also asks before sending any text message confirmation, so no unexpected message will arrive on your phone unless you opt in.