Edward O'Donnell

Edward is a native of St. Louis, having grown up in a Richmond Heights neighborhood before moving to Montana to pursue his Bachelor and Master of Science in Forestry at the University of Montana. After working as a forester for multiple companies and agencies, as well as being part of the research team for the Rocky Mountain Research Station Fire Sciences Laboratory, Edward decided to pivot his career and return to law school. ​

 

After graduating from the Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana, he and his wife jumped at the opportunity to move even further north where he accepted a job offer in Anchorage, Alaska. Edward spent four years there practicing criminal law as well as civil defense litigation before he and his family returned to the St. Louis area. 

It was there that Edward changed practice areas to estate planning and elder law after experiencing the personal impact of high-quality estate planning with his family after the passing of his late grandmother in 2024. 

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Edward currently holds licenses to practice in the states of Missouri, Alaska and Montana. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his young family, renovating his old house and getting outside as much as possible. He is an avid outdoorsman and enjoys camping, hunting and fishing as often as his schedule allows.​