Attorney: Kimberly Kollmeyer

Note from Kim: I am a Christian. I believe. I pray. I strive to conduct myself and my business under the tenants of the Christian faith. I will not discriminate based on religion. Nor do I suggest that I am in any way superior to any other human being due to my faith; I am not. The Bible instructs us to love and care for others. My mission is to bless hurting souls. I cannot guarantee outcomes, but I will try to the best of my ability. “For whatever you did unto the least of these brothers of mine, you did unto me.” Holy Bible, Matthew 25:40.

Kim Kollmeyer is licensed to practice law in the State of Missouri.

She practiced law for several years with the Missouri Public Defender System prior to opening her own firm in 2015. She has successfully handled all sorts of criminal defense cases from misdemeanor speeding tickets, to DWIs, to class A felonies. She has conducted trials, probation violation hearings, and motion hearings, including filing motions with the Western District Court of Appeals. Kim thoroughly enjoys her work within the court system, and feels it is her calling to assist people in understanding and successfully navigating what can often be a complicated maze in the legal system.

Kim received her bachelors degree in political science with honors from Lincoln University. She also received her law degree with honors from the University of Arkansas, Little Rock, School of Law. She is a veteran of the United States Army, and served a tour in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom from 2003 to 2004.

Kim lives on a farm in Moniteau County with her husband and three sons and daughter. She is active with her church and involved with the kids’ school. She is involved with the farming community and keeps three horses at home.