Joshua Wilson is a veteran family law attorney with nearly 15 years of legal experience. He knows how overwhelming divorce and custody battles can be, and he's built his practice around helping people face them with clarity and confidence. He sits with every client, listens carefully, and offers advice grounded in experience—not just legal knowledge, but real-life insight.
Joshua's approach is direct, strategic, and deeply client-focused. He helps you make smart, forward-looking decisions—even when the road is tough. His goal is to protect your interests, reduce unnecessary conflict, and secure the best possible outcome for you and your children.
After earning his law degree from the University of Arkansas School of Law, Joshua returned to Missouri and has since represented hundreds of clients in Cass County and surrounding areas, including Raymore, Belton, and Harrisonville. He has handled everything from contested custody and property division to post-judgment enforcement and modifications. His experience advocating for both sides of family disputes gives him an uncommon ability to anticipate arguments and negotiate from a position of strength.
His commitment to justice started long before law school—after successfully appealing a red light ticket, Joshua realized how powerful legal advocacy could be. That moment sparked a passion that still drives him today: to stand up for people when they need it most.
He's pragmatic, honest, and fiercely committed to his clients. If settlement is possible, he'll fight for terms that are fair and respectful. If litigation is unavoidable, he prepares meticulously—so your case is not just presented, but powerfully argued.
You don't have to face divorce or custody disputes alone. With nearly 15 years in the courtroom and a reputation for direct, compassionate counsel, Joshua Wilson is the ally you want when everything is on the line.
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Acquired: 2010
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309 South Washington Street, Raymore, MO, 64083
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Posted by Laura | June 06, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Genuine Counsel
A lawyer with heart. Genuine, compassionate, and honest. A literal counselor. Provides accurate, relevant legal advice without draining your bank account. Truly looks after his clients and their best interests without being slimy or greedy. Will be a lifelong client of this firm.
Posted by Rhonda | April 24, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Adoption
We hired Joshua and his team to do an adoption for us. It was done quickly and professionally. Josh answered any of our questions and went out of his way to assist us in the Adoption. Josh also assisted us when a medical facility wrongly sued us for bills that were not ours and they had gotten ...
Posted by Chris | April 02, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Top Notch
Best of the best! You want a pit bull in the court room not a poodle... Josh and his team are what you need on your side! We had a lawsuit against us and Josh and his team made it go away. They will always be our team if we need an attorney!
"Excellent attorney and even better person. When it comes to family law, for those who want a hard working, straight forward, and strategic attorney with the highest moral character, look no further than Josh."
"Josh Wilson is a high energy, aggressive attorney who is enthusiastic about the practice of law. He is always prepared and willing to go the extra mile for his clients. If I needed representation, I wouldn't hesitate to hire Josh."
"I endorse this lawyer. Joshua is a very talented attorney. He will fight for his cleints and is a very honest guy."
2009
Scholastic Honors, University of Arkansas
2008
Dean's Scholastic Honors, The University of Tulsa School of Law
2007
All A's Honors, Pittsburg State University
2010 - Present
Missouri State Bar AssociationMember
2010
JD - Juris Doctor
2007
BS - Bachelor of Science
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Legal Answers
Do I have a constitutional right to report criminal activity to the police?
23 Sep 2013
What age does a minor child ( boy) need to his own room and is it legal for minor child to share a room with custodial parent
24 Jul 2011