Steve D. Hardin

My name is Steve Hardin. I am an attorney with over 20 years of courtroom experience. I founded the Hardin Law Firm, LLC because I have dedicated my career to helping people in trouble. My goal is to help people solve their problems and get back to their lives. I am here to help you. I am currently accepting cases in the following areas: Criminal Defense, Family Law, and Personal Injury. I WILL do the hard work your case requires.

During my career, I have aggressively represented people with matters ranging from civil hearings to murder in the first degree. I enjoy courtroom work and trials, and work hard to ensure the success of every client’s case. As an aggressive litigator and negotiator, I am very experienced in getting my clients the best results possible. But no attorney can help you if you can’t pay the bill, which is why I work to stay affordable. I also accept credit cards and will work with clients to set up payment plans. Please contact me to see if we can help solve your problem.

University of Missouri School of Law

J.D. (1999) | Law

Arkansas State University, Jonesboro

B.A. (1996) | Law

Owner

The Hardin Law Firm LLC

2011 - Current

Assistant Public Defender

Office of the Public Defender

2001 - 2011

Excellent Rating

Avvo

2023

Best Family Lawyers in St. Louis

Expertise.com

2023

Missouri Bar Assosiation  # 49043

Member

1999 - Current

Missouri

Since 1999

U.S. District Court — Eastern District of Missouri

• Free Consultation
  Free face to face 30 minute consultation.
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  In many cases my clients and I can work out payment arrangements.

Q. Can I get a case dropped/dismissed if I wasn't read my Miranda rights at time of arrest?

November 7, 2024

A: Ms. Rogers is entirely correct. Unfortunately TV and Movies have been getting the Miranda warnings wrong since the day after the Supreme Court issued it's ruling requiring them.

Q. Charged in 2017. Utah code 76-6-506.3 and.2. Does Statute of limitations apply? A warrant was put out Sept. 2023

November 1, 2024

A: You will need to change your location to Utah to get a good answer. Right now your question is going to Missouri attorneys and you need a Utah criminal defense attorney to answer your question.

Statues of Limitations are state laws so Utah can and likely does have a different statue of limitation than Missouri. Even if they were written the exact same way Utah Courts will likely have interpenetrated them differently.

Q. My visitation with my children is not being honored. My complaint to the police went nowhere.

March 6, 2024

A: You will have to take her back to court. The legal system is not self actuating and you have to bring a petition for family access and motion to modify to would likely be in order too. You need to speak to a family attorney.