Stecklein Robertson Law - Kansas City, MO
Inaccurate Credit Reporting Lawyers in Kansas City, MO
1503 Westport Rd Ste 1A Kansas City, MO 64111
- 1 Super Lawyers®
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21
Years
Experience
Kansas City Inaccurate Credit Reporting Law Firm
Updated: 09/08/2026
Areas of Practice
- Inaccurate Credit Reporting
- Identity Theft
- Auto Fraud
Firm Information
Overview
Stecklein Robertson Law represents consumers when inaccurate information, identity theft, background-report errors, or automobile dealer misconduct causes real harm.
Our practice focuses on problems that individuals often cannot solve on their own. Credit bureaus may continue reporting inaccurate accounts after receiving supporting documents. Background-reporting companies may associate criminal records or other information with the wrong person. Automobile dealers may sell vehicles without timely providing title or may fail to disclose branded titles, prior damage, odometer problems, or other important vehicle history.
These cases are rarely fixed by making another telephone call. They require careful documentation, a clear explanation of what went wrong, and persistent follow-up with the companies responsible. We help clients identify the problem, preserve the evidence, pursue the appropriate dispute or demand process, and determine whether litigation or arbitration is warranted.
The firm is led by consumer attorneys A.J. Stecklein and Matthew Robertson. Together, they represent consumers in negotiations, lawsuits, and arbitration proceedings involving credit reporting agencies, furnishers of credit information, background-screening companies, automobile dealers, and related businesses.
We believe clients should understand both the strengths and the risks of their cases. We provide straightforward advice, develop an organized plan, and keep clients informed as their matters progress. When a company refuses to correct a documented problem or accept responsibility for the harm it caused, we are prepared to pursue the case through litigation or arbitration.
Stecklein Robertson Law is based in Kansas City and offers virtual appointments. Contact the firm to find out whether your matter is one we can evaluate.
Awards and Honors
Super Lawyers® Selectees
Stecklein Robertson Law selected for a Super Lawyers® list
- Stecklein, A.J. On a Super Lawyers® List
Attorneys
Staff
- Anne Lamoy, Paralegal
Staff
- Anne Lamoy, Paralegal
Contact
1503 Westport Rd
Ste 1A
Kansas City, MO 64111
Phone Number: 913-374-4425
Email: Send a message
Appointments:Weekday
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