Courtney Whiteley is an experienced and compassionate attorney licensed to practice in both Kansas and Missouri, serving clients throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area. She earned her Juris Doctor from Washburn University School of Law in 2011 and has spent her career advocating for clients in high-stakes, emotionally complex litigation.
Courtney’s practice focuses primarily on domestic litigation, where she represents clients in contested family law matters with a steady, practical, and client-centered approach. She is known for her ability to navigate difficult disputes with professionalism and civility while remaining a strong and effective advocate in the courtroom. Her experience includes successfully arguing domestic cases before the Kansas Court of Appeals, reflecting her skill in legal analysis, written advocacy, and oral argument.
In addition to domestic litigation, Courtney represents landlords in eviction actions in both Kansas and Missouri. She assists property owners in efficiently navigating the eviction process, ensuring compliance with state and local laws while working toward timely and effective resolutions. Her understanding of both the legal and practical realities of landlord-tenant disputes allows her to provide clear guidance and strategic representation.
What sets Courtney apart is her commitment to combining legal skill with empathy and clear communication. She understands that litigation—whether involving family matters or property rights—can be stressful and overwhelming. Courtney strives to guide her clients through the process with transparency, respect, and a focus on practical outcomes.
Courtney takes pride in helping clients navigate the legal system with confidence, providing both strong advocacy and steady support at every stage of their case.
As a wife and mother, Courtney brings a grounded, practical perspective to her work, understanding firsthand the importance of stability, communication, and thoughtful resolution—particularly in family law matters.
