Best Estate planning lawyers in OVERLAND PARK

Kyle Krull is the founder of Harvest Law KC, an estate planning law firm serving clients in Overland Park, KS, and the surrounding areas for more than 40 years. In addition, Kyle has written for and b...

Kyle Krull is the founder of Harvest Law KC, an estate planning law firm serving clients in Overland Park, KS, and the surrounding areas for more than 40 years. In addition, Kyle has written for and been quoted in industry publications, including Trusts & Estates magazine, The National Law Journal, Lawyer’s Weekly USA, Broker World, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, Wealth and Retirement Planner, Bankrate.com, The Business Journal of Kansas City, KC Small Business, Ingram’s, and Money.

Daniel B. Dorsch, Esq. has been practicing law since 1986. Before starting his own law firm in 2001, Dan worked for larger law firms and increasingly focused his practice on the core areas that the fi...

Daniel B. Dorsch, Esq. has been practicing law since 1986. Before starting his own law firm in 2001, Dan worked for larger law firms and increasingly focused his practice on the core areas that the firm now concentrates on: estate planning, wills, and small business matters. Dan is well respected by his peers, has held leadership positions in his practice areas of law, and continues to train and educate himself in these core practice areas. It is Dan’s position that no matter when or in what condition a client walks through his door, there is something positive that can always be done to improve that client’s situation and welfare.

KC Elder Law, they're here to be a trusted guide along The Elder Care Journey ©. Kansas and Missouri families have turned to us when they're dealing with the endless red tape of applying for benefits...

KC Elder Law, they're here to be a trusted guide along The Elder Care Journey ©. Kansas and Missouri families have turned to us when they're dealing with the endless red tape of applying for benefits to pay for care, or safeguarding loved ones so they don't end up out of money and out of options. They strive to help families find solutions for their legal and financial frustrations, as well as find support and services to aid them. The practice of elder law, when done right, is about 50% legal work and 50% social work… they're here to help you find all the resources you need.