Bruce E. Friedman - a St. Louis, MO Divorce Lawyer

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St. Louis Divorce Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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By Anonymous on Mar. 27, 2019

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Bruce helped me successfully navigate a maintenance modification with my former spouse. As a former executive with a Fortune 500 company, I am a numbers as well as a process guy, and over my 40 plus years in business (working frequently with corporate attorneys), I have never worked with an attorney in the upper echelon of his area of expertise, that was able to combine his legal talent with exceptional financial skills and attention to detail. Bruce met and exceeded my expectations. I would recommend him for any family law case involving complex financial issues.

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St. Louis, MO

165 North Meramec Avenue
Suite 110
St. Louis, MO 63105

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Phone: 314-727-2266

Fax: 314-727-2101

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