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Michael L. Taylor Divorce & Family Law Attorney in Saint Joseph, MO

Saint Joseph, MO 64506

Michael L. Taylor is a family lawyer in Saint Joseph, Missouri, helping clients with child custody, divorce mediation, child support, and divorce.

Michael L. Taylor helps clients in Saint Joseph and throughout Missouri with divorce and family law matters.

Updated: October 13, 2026 · General information, not legal advice

Focus
Adoption, Alimony & Spousal Support, Animal Bites, Assault, Birth Injury, Brain Injury, Business Formation and Planning, Business Organizations, Child Support, Construction Accident, Contracts, Custody & Visitation, Delayed or Incorrect Dia...
Family law matters in Saint Joseph
Divorce Lawyer in Saint Joseph, MO
Family Law Attorney in Saint Joseph, MO
Child Custody Lawyer in Saint Joseph, MO
Child Support Lawyer in Saint Joseph, MO
Alimony Lawyer in Saint Joseph, MO
Property Division Lawyer in Saint Joseph, MO
Contact
Phone: +18167660041
Address: 3007 Frederick Avenue · Saint Joseph, MO 64506
Website: https://www.taylorsiemenslaw.com
Background
Licensed state: Missouri
Licensed since: 1982
Law school: The University of Kansas School of Law
Education: Kansas City Kansas Community College, associate’s degree in Political Science and Sociology, 1977; University of Kansas, bachelor’s degree with double major in Political Science and Sociology, 1979; University of Kansas School of Law, J.D., 1982
Professional activity: Missouri, since 1982; Kansas federal courts; United States District Court, District of Pennsylvania; United States District Court, District of Wyoming; United States District Court, District of Wisconsin; United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, 1986; United States Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit, 1987; United States Supreme Court, 1999; United States Court of Claims, 2013
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