Justice for victims

Seeking justice for victims and keeping the community safe requires a team effort with citizens and our partners in law enforcement. Richelle has been a fierce defender for victims and justice her entire career. Richelle has gained the respect and endorsement from our lake area law enforcement.

Experienced as a Judge, Prosecutor, Civil, and Criminal Attorney

Community values

Richelle and her husband Rob raised two beautiful children while living and working at the Lake of the Ozarks. They are both dedicated to their family and community.

Dedicated to our community.

Posted On May 1, 2022

For me, a Girl Scout cookie is one of life’s small pleasures. I was fortunate to be able to buy a bunch of them from our local Troop. I decided to share my treasure with some people whose work for our community is so important. I dropped cookies off for the SANE (sexual assault nurse examiner) nurses at Lake Regional, for the folks at CADV (Citizens Against Domestic Violence) and my friends at Kids Harbor in April in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. We can never do enough to support those who do so much good. I hope a cookie will brighten their day just a little.

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Richelle

Richelle Christensen Grosvenor: Richelle is a 30-year resident of Missouri who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Central Missouri State University in 1997 and from Mizzou law school in 2000. Richelle has spent 22 years as a criminal law attorney: prosecutor, defense attorney and judge. She lives here at the lake with her husband, Rob, who sells boats at Kelly’s Port, and she has two children, Chase and Grace, who both graduated from School of the Osage. Chase is completing his sophomore year on a running scholarship at Hannibal LeGrange and Grace is completing her first year at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. Richelle is active in her church and with the Pregnancy Help Center