Cynthia Keating Lawyer Reviews & Ratings - Lees Summit

Cynthia Keating Bio
"When facing a divorce or other family law matters, it is common to have many questions. In what is likely one of the most difficult times in your life, it is important to remember that things stand the best chance of improvement if you work with diligent and caring legal representation. Cynthia “Cindy” Keating is a compassionate Associate Attorney in our firm’s Lee’s Summit, MO office. She is ready to help individuals throughout the Jackson County area, and nearby.. Cindy graduated from St. Louis University School of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctorate in December of 2021. While in law school, her accolades included becoming a Dean’s Scholar Scholarship recipient, being named to the Dean’s List, as well as receiving an Academic Excellence Award. Before law school, Cindy earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, with a minor in History, from Missouri State University in Springfield, MO. Cindy is also a licensed Notary Public in Clay County, MO, and a licensed attorney in the state of Missouri.. Before joining the Lee’s Summit, MO family law attorneys at Stange Law Firm, PC, Cindy most recently worked as a paralegal and law clerk at a law firm in Kansas City, MO working mostly with immigration, with some work in personal injury and traffic matters. In this role she assisted with drafting pleadings and motions for traffic defense cases, researched complex immigration topics, and assisted with immigration visa filings. While in law school, Cindy also worked a small personal injury law firm in St. Louis, MO where she gained experience with reviewing and analyzing insurance policies while also assisting attorneys with drafting and filing of legal documents. She also helped with correspondence supporting case preparation for court appearances, hearings, depositions, trials, and meetings. No matter the family law issue you face, Cindy is trustworthy and understanding of your situation.. Note: The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely on advertisements."