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I'm an attorney, but unfortunately not licensed in MO, and therefore cannot help you (or I would do so pro bono).
If you're uncomfortable going through the process yourself, I believe you will find a competent local attorney that would help you on a fixed fee basis (<$500).
Quoted from Borygard:This is what I'm looking for, any recommendations on an attorney? This is completely uncharted water for me.
It's not so much that I'm uncomfortable doing it myself, it's just it seems that a lot could go wrong with the requirements, and then not only am I on the hook for the cost of *my* games, but their attorney fees as well.
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Unfortunately I don't have any contacts down there. Hopefully someone does.
If you decide to consult with an attorney, you might consider bringing a print out of the statute to the consultation and seeking a fixed fee arrangement.
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