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With 27 years of experience in law and business, Michael P. Jahn, founder of KC Legacy Law, is dedicated to helping clients protect their assets and secure their legacies. His practice focuses on estate planning, business law, and disability law, offering personalized solutions that address the unique needs of individuals, families, and business owners. Michael’s extensive background, which includes private legal practice, business management, and compliance consulting, equips him with a rare combination of legal acumen and real-world business perspective. Known for his practical and proactive approach, Michael provides concierge-level estate planning services designed to simplify complex processes and deliver lasting peace of mind. Whether you’re seeking to establish a comprehensive estate plan, safeguard your assets, or plan for business succession, Michael is committed to guiding you with clarity, integrity, and care.

When not practicing law, I enjoy non-legal reading and writing, and of course spending time with my family--being outdoors, playing games, visiting national parks, singing and serving others (including on a couple non-profit boards).  My wife, Beth, is a Physical Therapist working in both geriatrics and pediatrics, but her primary occupation is home educator.  We are active in our church and enjoy bible study.  We have a loyal, somewhat obedient Irish Goldendoodle named Sherlock, several cats, lots of chickens and a guineafowl that showed up on our little farm and never left.

We have won billions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for clients. We handle all kinds of injury cases and do not charge anything unless you collect. In 2020 Michael Ketchmark was names as one Missouri's Top 30 personal injury lawyers. We help our clients win the money they deserve.

Rian F. Ankerholz is a principal partner in the law firm of Ankerholz and Smith. Mr. Ankerholz has practiced law since 1982 when he moved to Overland Park from his birthplace of Lyons, Kansas. A second generation lawyer, Mr. Ankerholz grew up with an understanding of how various legal situations affect people's lives. He received both his undergraduate degree and his law school degree from the University of Kansas. In order to serve the needs of the firm's clients in and around the Greater Kansas City Metropolitan area, Mr. Ankerholz was also admitted to the Missouri bar in 1995.. Mr. Ankerholz practices primarily in the area of civil litigation, with an emphasis on personal injury cases and workers' compensation claims in Missouri and Kansas. The firm was one of the first in Missouri and Kansas to utilize advanced technology and video settlement demand brochures to maximize personal injury case recoveries. He believes two of the most important parts of a jury trial are jury selection and witness preparation. Mr. Ankerholz handles divorce cases and family law matters in Kansas only. He emphasizes the needs and best interests of children in all types of family law cases, including divorce, child custody and paternity matters.. Mr. Ankerholz's wife, Nancy, is a homemaker. They have two daughters.

Our firm's practice is devoted exclusively to estate planning, probate and Trust administration, and probate and Trust litigation. In addition to counseling clients in the preparation of Wills, Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts, and other estate planning documents, we represent heirs, beneficiaries, Trustees and Court appointed fiduciaries in contested matters relating to Trustee duties and beneficiary rights, probate administration, Will contests, Trust and Will construction, and spousal elective share rights.

Mr. Townsend earned his bachelor’s degree from Kansas State University and his law degree from University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law. In 2005, The Missouri Bar granted him admission, and the state of Kansas approved him to practice law in its courtrooms in 2007.. After finishing law school, Mr. Townsend spent five years working for a large insurance defense law firm. There he gained valuable experience in the methods insurance companies use to deny coverage to claimants. For more than eleven years, Mr. Townsend used the knowledge he gained in his previous position to fight for fair compensation for his clients as a founding member of Peddicord & Townsend, LLC. In August of 2021, Mr. Townsend formed Townsend Law, LLC, where he continues to fight for the rights of individuals.. When Mr. Townsend is not in the courtroom or negotiating a settlement for one of his clients, he is still never far from the legal community. He is an active member of a number of legal organizations on the state and local levels, including The Missouri Bar and the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association.

Mike Meyer is a Partner at Bartimus Frickleton Robertson Rader, P.C. He handles complex personal injury cases, such as medical malpractice, wrongful death, product liability, and catastrophic injuries. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Meyer worked at a defense litigation firm. Mr. Meyer is licensed to practice in Missouri, Kansas, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri, and the U.S. District Court for Kansas. Outside of the firm, he is involved in his community through the Variety Children's Charity of Greater Kansas City, Kansas City Volunteer Lawyers & Accountants for the Arts, and various other civic organizations.

Michelle Marvel is a knowledgeable Missouri litigation attorney with a passion for protecting the rights of injured clients. She focuses her practice on cases related to construction litigation, medical malpractice, insurance defense, product liability, and professional negligence. She has earned a number of accolades and positive ratings, including being named among the “Best of the Bar” in 2014 and inclusion in the Super Lawyers® list.. Ms. Marvel is committed to giving back to her community, and maintains membership in a number of various associations and organizations. She is licensed to practice in Missouri, Kansas, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri, and the U.S. District Court for Kansas. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.

Matthew T. Kincaid serves the legal needs of existing businesses as well as entrepreneurs, with an emphasis in trademark law.  He helps new companies to select and leverage legally protectable trade names, slogans, logos, product marks, service marks, and domain names.. He helps existing companies to obtain federal registrations for their existing brands (through the United States Patent and Trademark Office), launch new brands, or redefine their brand identities through a rebranding process.  The office of his firm (Kincaid Business & Entrepreneurial Law, LLC) is located in Leawood, Kansas, and he also enjoys working with clients virtually.

Mary Winter is an integral part of the appellate division at Bartimus Frickleton Robertson Rader. She handles cases involving complex litigation, class action lawsuits, and pharmaceutical litigation. She is known for her efforts to provide outstanding legal representation to her clients, and has achieved countless successful results. She is not afraid to tackle complex cases or try cases in court in pursuit of the best outcomes possible. She has been awarded the Zonta Women of Achievement Award in 2008 and also received the Women’s Justice Award in 2014 by Missouri Lawyers Media.. Ms. Winter earned her law degree from University of Columbia School of Law. Outside of the firm, she enjoys traveling and participating in local and international missions.

Luke Hagedorn is an attorney focusing on renewable and traditional energy projects with the Kansas City-based law firm Polsinelli Shughart.  Luke also maintains an independing blog discussing renewable energy topics, the Renewable Energy Law Blog.. Drawing upon his experience working on cutting-edge projects from around the country and his thorough understanding of the complex statutes and regulations that govern the energy industry, Luke is able to help his public utility and renewable energy clients provide safe, reliable and clean energy to their customers.. Wind Experience. Appealing to his life-long love of the outdoors, Luke has helped his renewable energy clients develop wind energy projects across the Midwest.  Luke is able to help wind project developers navigate the broad range of complex legal issues that arise at every stage of the project’s life, including entity formation, RFP responses, Renewable Energy Standard and Renewable Energy Credit requirements, public utility registration requirements, state and federal permitting requirements, interaction with farmland conservation programs, tax equity and other incentive programs, project and transmission siting and power purchase and interconnection agreements.. Solar Experience. Luke has helped solar developers address some of the unique issuesthat they face when planning, constructing, and operating a solar project in the United States and Canada.  For example, Luke is able to help clients with entity formation, RFP responses, public utility registration requirements, drafting and reviewing solar lease agreements, understanding and complying with Renewable Energy Standard and Renewable Energy Credit requirements, and drafting and reviewing power purchase and interconnection agreements.. Public Utility Experience. As a result of his experience assisting in the representation of a public utility in the largest rate case that the state of Kansas has seen in decades, Luke has become well-versed in the wide variety of unique legal issues faced by public utilities.  For example, Luke has helped his public utility clients address a number of complex legal issues related to state and federal regulatory compliance, including predetermination proceedings, rate-making proceedings, rate and tariff applications and general investigation/rulemaking proceedings.. Bio. A life-long student and voracious reader, Luke has always felt drawn to the practice of law.  Drawing on inspiration from lessons learned while earning his Eagle Scout award as a teenager, Luke feels that the honor of being admitted to the bar comes with a responsibility to help his clients find the most beneficial and ethical solutions to their unique problems.  To this end, he is thrilled to have the opportunity to serve public utilities and renewable energy developers that are on the cutting edge of the clean and green energy movements.. Luke’s passion for the law is only eclipsed by his passion for his high-school sweetheart (and now wife), Beth, and his beautiful daughter Brooksley.

Let me be your warrior in a hostile legal world. I have been in private practice since 1977 and have received training and experience in a breadth of legal matters.  If i cannot handle your case or matter, I will help you find an attorney or other professional to help you.

Kelly is a natural problem-solver.  When it comes to difficult legal issues, she uses her research, writing, and communication skills to come to the best conclusion.  Her background in theatre and acting serves her well when telling the client’s story.  “Through advocacy, we give a voice, and hope, to those who need it most.”  Dedicated and energetic, Kelly will pull out all the stops when fighting for her clients and their needs.

Julie Frickleton is a Leawood attorney at Bartimus Frickleton Robertson Rader.  A graduate of UMKC School of Law, she enjoys guiding people through the legal system towards a satisfactory and efficient solution. While in school, she served as a comment editor for the UMKC Law Review and was a member of the national trial advocacy team. She has written numerous articles for legal and medical publications and enjoys speaking as part of legal education programs.. Ms. Frickleton has earned an AV® Rating by Martindale-Hubbell®. She is licensed to practice in all Kansas and Missouri jurisdictions, as well as the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Federal District Court for the Western District of Missouri.

John Kitchin is an esteemed trial attorney, bringing more than 25 years of legal experience to the Kansas City area. He specializes in DUI/DWI charges, traffic tickets, and criminal law, and has handled over 25 jury trials, along with several hundred bench trials and hearings throughout the years.. He attended Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, Texas, and graduated with a BBA in Finance. From there, he went on to St. Louis University School of Law in St. Louis, Missouri, where he earned his JD in law.. Located in Leawood, John actively practices handling traffic violation and criminal defense cases throughout Kansas and Missouri.

Joesphy has been serving the estate, business, and tax planning needs of clients in Kansas City. Joseph is dedicated to helping families establish estate plans tailored to the needs of each individual, helping people minimize taxes, avoid probate, and prepare for the possibility of future disability or incapacity. He also helps the entrepreneur start, maintain, and continue their business and prepare for the eventual transfer of that business - either through sale or by transfer to family members.. Joseph started his law career in an appellate practice law firm where he spent time his time researching the law and preparing briefs on complex legal issues. While there, he prepared his first estate plans and started probating cases. Joseph then spent several years working at a larger law firm doing real estate litigation on behalf of Fortune 500 companies. In that position, he continued honing his estate planning skills by preparing wills & trusts and probating estates.. Joseph is a resident of the Kansas City area. Both he and his wife, Rachel, were born and raised in Kansas City. Joseph and Rachel welcomed their first child, Elizabeth, in 2017. He, his wife, and his daughter are all Royals fans. Joseph is active in Boy Scouts, enjoys playing soccer, and is a Deacon at Grace Fellowship church.

I'm an attorney with a construction background who focuses on civil litigation and arbitration. With that background, I represent design professionals, developers, contractors and suppliers in complex construction matters all across the country. I have handled virtually every type of claim that could arise from a construction project and also have substantial experience assisting on the front end of developments.. I also have extensive experience representing business owners in a variety of commercial litigation (including tortious interference, covenants not to compete, fraud, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duties). My practice also includes civil rights (Section 1983 claims), personal injury, and other matters.. I recently obtained a $650,000 jury verdict in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri for my client against a police officer in a police brutality civil rights case that had been ongoing for over 9 years.

I was an associate City Attorney for the City of Kansas City for 17 years, now semi-retired, and I love working with my clients who are mostly small business people.  I am a tax sale expert, I ran the Land Bank in Kansas City for the five years.  Real Estate was my practice area for my whole career with the City.

I have extensive experience working in Kansas appellate courts, providing an in-depth understanding of the Kansas criminal justice system. I can use my knowledge and experience in the courts to put together a strong defense for any criminal charge you’re facing.

I enjoy helping victims and beating insurance companies.  Aside from the practice of law, I play golf, exercise, and read.  My wife and I are very thankful for all the many blessings we have and try to do our part by helping Harvesters distribute food and contributing to that wonderful organization.  We have a rescue dog and provide donations to KC Pet Project to continue their compassionate work to pay for pet food and other needs of the shelter.  I am very moved by my clients and their struggles and do my best to get the best results for them.

I chose the field of DUI defense for many reasons.  I have a great deal of experience in all areas of the criminal law, and it is my opinion that more people are falsely accused of DUI than any other crime.  Many Judges and jurors assume a person is impaired if he or she cannot walk perfectly heel-to-toe on a line or stand on one leg for thirty seconds.  The fact is, most people cannot do these things after having nothing to drink.  Try to do theses things in your living room, then imagine trying to do them on the side of a busy street after being pulled out of your car by a police officer.  Additionally, I like the scientific aspects of this field, such as the effects of alcohol and drugs on the human body and the inability of breath testing machines to accurately measure a person's alcohol level.

I am an Estate Planning Attorney with a broad practice background and have most recently been recognized as a Missouri & Kansas Rising Star for 2015, an award reserved for the top 2.5% of attorneys in Missouri and Kansas under the age of 40. I am committed to helping clients understand that the foundation of estate planning is not just about saving dollars, but also appreciating the value of planning for loved ones and leaving a legacy for years to come. I strive to help families fund their Estate Plans and protect from the unnecessary delays and burdens of probate. I am licensed to practice in both Kansas and Missouri, I pride myself on staying atop local, state and federal laws to ensure families are always covered with their respective Estate Plans.. A lifelong resident of Kansas City, I earned my Juris Doctor degree from the University of Missouri- Kansas City School of Law and my undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona. I am a member of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, Association of Women Lawyers, as well as the individual Kansas and Missouri Bar Associations.. Prior to joining the firm, I represented individuals in family law and personal injury cases at the firm of Mullins & Baylard. I also completed a judicial clerkship for the Honorable John Torrence in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri.  While with Judge Torrence, I was exposed to all aspects of litigation, including civil, criminal, and domestic.  During law school, I was very active in various moot court competitions for both trial advocacy and appellate advocacy. I also spent the last two years of law school enrolled in the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Law Child and Family Services Clinic. Where, as a Rule 13 certified attorney, I represented those without financial stability in their family law cases and served as a Guardian Ad Litem representing the interests of children.. I am married with a young daughter and son. In my spare time, I relish time spent with my family, working out, and eating which results in more running.

I am a trial and appellate lawyer who focuses his practice on complex civil litigation.

I am a happily married father of two perfect little girls, and I think about my own family when working with clients.

Hannah’s deep research expertise and unique passion and perspective on privacy and security issues is an asset to Fey LLC’s clients. By applying her risk mitigation and privacy law experience, Hannah assists corporate clients in developing and implementing effective data privacy and security solutions, with a focus on conducting privacy and security compliance assessments; developing phased risk remediation recommendations; preparing privacy policies, procedures, and checklists; drafting data processing agreements; and providing assistance with projects related to legal holds, records retention, and information governance.. Prior to joining Fey LLC, Hannah practiced privacy law at a boutique healthcare firm, where she focused on providing legal guidance to healthcare providers. This experience provided Hannah with valuable experience developing privacy policies and terms of use for websites; completing HIPAA security risk assessments; preparing HIPAA policies and procedures and notices of privacy practices; reviewing authorizations for release of medical records and business associate contracts for HIPAA compliance; drafting corporate governance documents such as bylaws and employee handbooks; preparing written discovery responses and coordinating document productions in litigation and in regulatory investigations and hearings; and providing guidance on compliance with regulatory requirements for medical facilities and providers.. Hannah’s time spent interning with a Federal Judge in the U.S. District of Kansas and the Vice President of the Kansas Senate lends her a unique perspective on legal processes affecting clients, from the development of new laws to their ultimate enforcement.