About our firm
Kansas City’s First Full-Service, Stand-Alone Real Estate Law Firm
Hunter Law Group attorneys believe that every issue has at least one solution. Sometimes, getting to that solution requires some creative thinking. In the end, we bring clients the options that best accomplish their goals, even if they are not the standard attorney responses. Because for us, it is more important to handle matters in a way that produces the best outcomes for our clients, not our accountants.
Personalized Attention, Big-Firm Results
As a boutique firm, we offer what others can’t: a balance of high-level expertise and personalized service. Our clients don’t get lost in the shuffle—they get a trusted partner fully invested in their goals, whether it’s protecting their financial well-being, shaping their legacy or resolving delicate disputes.
Shaping the Legal Landscape in Missouri and Kansas
At Hunter Law Group, we don’t just work within the law—we push boundaries when laws no longer serve the people. Our team has successfully challenged outdated rulings and pioneered legal changes that now set the standard for real estate law.
Our commercial and residential real estate expertise spans:
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- Real estate transactions & litigation
- Development & land use law
- Banking & financial transactions
- Zoning, title, and boundary disputes
- Eminent domain & property rights
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Common Issues We See with Real Estate Transactions in Kansas and Missouri:
Shaping the legal landscape in Missouri and Kansas.
Laws that do not make sense for our current world impact our clients. When this happens, we don’t just work within the law — we push boundaries when laws no longer serve the people. We are not afraid to challenge prior rulings. Our team has challenged outdated rulings successfully and pioneered legal changes that now set the standard for real estate law.
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