PROFESSIONALLY

Brice Boren is a graduate of Western Michigan School of Law and is licensed to practice in Missouri and the U. S. Eastern District. Originally from Park Hills, Missouri, Brice initially went to Fontbonne University where he played baseball and basketball before finishing his undergraduate at Southeast Missouri State University with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Communications. Brice received academic and leadership scholarships at both his undergraduate and law school institutions. He was also a member of the National Honor Society, Scholar Athletes, and a member o f the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
(Southeast Missouri State Chapter).

Before joining Ward Law Firm, Brice practiced for six years, focusing on family law, personal injury, and Social Security Disability, as well as estate planning, in the St. Francois County area.  During that time, and with our firm, he successfully handled many divorces, modifications, guardianship’s, third-party custody suits, grandparent visitation actions, adoptions, paternity suits, and other family law-related cases.  He also acted as Guardian ad Litem for hundreds of children entering the Juvenile system in Southeast Missouri, working to ensure the protection of each child’s best interests and acting to reunite those children with their parents or find a suitable home to promote that child’s general welfare. 

Brice joined Ward Law Firm in 2021 and became a great asset to our team. Along with Brandi and Debra, Brice handles our firm’s family law matters. He finds family law fulfilling and meaningful and works hard to secure the best possible outcome for his clients and their families. He approaches each case with the attention it deserves and fights for what is fair and just for his clients. He has a passion for finding productive resolutions to these matters and is also a mediator. Brice also handles all of our firm’s estate planning, including drafting Trusts, Wills, and Power of Attorneys. Brice has put down roots in the Branson West area and practices in Taney County, Stone County, and Christian County areas.