Honors, bylines and papers
The register of the firm's partners: Missouri Bar awards, newspaper and magazine coverage, and papers written for Missouri legal conferences. Every entry carries the year or the date it was recorded.
Framed certificates and bound reporters behind a partner's desk
President of The Missouri Bar, 2009-2010
Skip Walther served as President of The Missouri Bar in 2009-2010. His other entries in the register:
- 1997-2007Board of Governors, The Missouri Bar
- UndatedCitation of Merit, University of Missouri School of Law
- 2013Missouri Bar President's Award
Family law and community service awards
Gary Stamper
- Roger P. Krumm AwardOutstanding family lawyer of the year.
- Best Lawyers in AmericaListed 2014-2019.
Rusty Antel
- Tom Cochran AwardThe Missouri Bar, September 2016, for community service.
The press ledger, 2009-2016
- Missouri Bar Honors Local AttorneysColumbia Daily Tribune
- Sensible design standards could resolve disputesBy Skip WaltherColumbia Daily Tribune
- Spring brings judicial politicsBy Skip WaltherColumbia Daily Tribune
- Gary Stamper honored for family law practiceColumbia Daily Tribune
- Skip Walther's Big Year: Bar president, tennis Hall of FameColumbia Business Times
- Guitar Hero: sounds of success for Columbia's youthVOX magazine
- Muscle Man: the strength behind divorce lawVOX magazine
- Life Outside the lawVOX magazine
Skip Walther's own columns appear above under his byline. See his attorney profile.
Papers and chapters
Written by Gary Stamper on family law topics, and by Rusty Antel for the state bar.
- "Domestic Partnership Agreements"Gary Stamper
- "Relocation in the New Millennium"Gary Stamper
- "Support for Disabled Children"Gary Stamper
- "Children in the Middle - Trying"Gary Stamper, Small Firm Conference
- "Private School Tuition and Form 14"Gary Stamper
- "Dissolution Issues with 60+ Years - The Baby Boomer Divorce"Gary Stamper, Family Law Conferences
- "Overview of Substantive Law Regarding DWI"Rusty Antel, The Missouri Bar's Law and Practice Desk Book
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