Marsha I. Stiles

Mrs. Marsha I. Stiles represents individuals, companies and institutions in complex litigation and at the appellate level in matters including areas of Constitutional law, religious freedom, juvenile and family law, father's rights, estate planning, and business development. A former law professor and department head at St. Louis Community College, Mrs. Stiles is a member of MENSA, Lambda Epsilon Chi, Pi Gamma Mu, and Phi Beta Kappa. Mrs. Stiles attended the Philadelphia High School for Creative & Performing Arts in her hometown; obtained a
Bachelor's at Maryville University in St. Louis; and a Juris Doctorate at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Mrs. Stiles' passion for helping people is only equaled by her devotion to her children (six biological, five step-children, five foster children, and one foreign exchange student). Mrs. Stiles sits on the Board of Directors for Dogwood Ranch working to establish a home for children aging out of foster care and volunteers at Stained Glass Theatre in Ozark,
Missouri and in the deaf community.