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Barchet Law is listed at 1603 Chapel Hill Rd Ste 105, Columbia, MO 65203.

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The Missouri Bar Lawyer Directory (mobar.org) lets you search licensed attorneys by name, city, and practice area — all lawyers listed there are licensed in Missouri. The Columbia Bar Association also provides referrals. For lower-income individuals, Legal Aid of Western Missouri serves Columbia. Many Columbia attorneys offer free 30-minute consultations for new clients, especially in family law, personal injury, and estate planning.

Columbia has a full range of legal practices including personal injury, family law and divorce, estate planning and wills, real estate law, business and corporate law, criminal defense, DUI defense, employment law, immigration, bankruptcy, and civil litigation. The presence of the University of Missouri School of Law also means access to law clinic services for some legal matters at reduced or no cost.

Financial advisors in Columbia charge in different ways: fee-only advisors typically charge $150–$300/hour or a flat annual fee of $2,000–$5,000 for comprehensive planning. Commission-based advisors earn compensation from the products they sell. Look for a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®) designation and ask upfront how the advisor is compensated. FINRA's BrokerCheck (finra.org/brokercheck) lets you verify advisor credentials.

Yes — Columbia has several free and reduced-cost legal resources. Legal Aid of Western Missouri (816-474-6750) serves income-qualifying residents of Boone County. The MU School of Law clinics offer free legal help in specific areas. The Missouri Volunteer Lawyers Project connects low-income clients with volunteer attorneys. The Boone County Courthouse also has a self-help center for those representing themselves.

You can work with a CPA firm, an enrolled agent, a local tax preparation office or a national tax-prep chain, and many offer in-person and drop-off options. Income-eligible residents can often get free help through the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program during tax season. Book early, since appointments fill up in March and April.