Robert R. Laing Jr. - a Kansas City, Kansas (KS) Family Law Lawyer

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Kansas City Family Law Lawyer

Updated: 02/28/2026

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Family Law

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By Anonymous on May. 17, 2021
Hired Attorney 2020-2021

The worst attorney EVER!!! No communication with client, Lies about how much work he does, overcharging for services, he didn't send itemized statements of billing ever even after requested several times by client, never received a bill until 6 months after case was over

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By Anonymous on Nov. 14, 2020
Hired Attorney 2017-2018

No communication to client. No case updates. Unprepared for case on court date and admitted that to judge. Court documents filed with grammatical and factual errors. Mis-communicated continuances to client. Had no knowledge of financial paperwork that his office requested from client and which he billed for purpose of review. Over bills for reviewing of documents. Charged exorbitant fees for travel time and court appearance. Charged much, much more than original fee quoted. Has history of several formal affirmed complaints with the Office of Attorney Discipline with the Missouri Bar. Mine is one of them.

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Kansas City, KS

2100 Hutton Road
Suite 102
Kansas City, KS 66109

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Phone: 913-378-9111

Hours: Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm; Weekends: Closed

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