Who We Are: About Stecklein Robertson Law
Founded by A.J. Stecklein and Matthew Robertson, our firm is dedicated to providing exceptional legal services with a personal touch. Our team deeply understands the challenges within this country’s court system. We are committed to tirelessly advocating for the rights of individuals and consumers who find themselves in difficult situations, often pitted against powerful corporations and complex statutes.
The dedicated legal professionals on our team provide unique skills and expertise, ensuring clients are in the best hands possible when it comes to navigating the complexities of the courtroom. Their services extend to every area that could deeply impact the individuals involved, covering cases ranging from identity theft to probate and estate planning to business troubles.
Meet Our Team
A.J. Stecklein, Attorney
Attorney A.J. Stecklein has spent 30 years pursuing justice for victims and protecting the downtrodden from the system. He began his legal career as a prosecutor in the Wyandotte County District Attorney’s office, fighting for crime victims. He spent years as a public defender, assuring the accused’s legal rights were protected in the system.
He has litigated real estate cases, business law, personal injury, and trust and probate issues.
Along with protecting client’s rights in those issues, in the past decade and a half, his practice has turned to helping consumers who fall victim to identity thieves, unfair businesses, and a sometimes unsympathetic financial and credit system.
He is a member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, the nation’s leading advocate for consumer justice. He presents continuing education seminars for other attorneys on consumer issues.
He was admitted to the Kansas Bar in 1994 and the Missouri Bar in 1995. He also is admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Western District of Missouri, for Kansas, for the District of Nebraska, and for the Southern District of Indiana.
Matthew Robertson, Attorney
Matthew Robertson advises and assists clients in a variety of civil litigation matters and at all stages in the process from client intake to jury verdict. Matthew’s practice focuses on consumer financial services and consumer credit and background information issues. With an unwavering commitment to justice and fairness, Matthew leads his clients through their legal battles. Matthew enjoys navigating complex legal problems and brings that energy into each case he takes on, ensuring clients, no matter where they have come from, have a clear and effective path toward their legal goals.
Matthew’s diligence, creative approach, and ability to navigate complex legal issues produces effective solutions to complicated matters. Matthew ensures that everyone, regardless of their background and socio-economic status, has access to quality legal representation by being the attorney they deserve to succeed in their legal battles in the courts or in arbitration.
Matthew earned his law degree from Washburn University School of Law with Dean’s Honors and earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Kansas. Matthew is admitted to practice in Kansas and Missouri and in the federal courts of Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Colorado, the Western District of Wisconsin, and the Southern District of Indiana. He is a member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates.
Prior to law school Matt served in the U.S. Army, and he is a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn. When not at the office, Matthew spends his time with his family and enjoys spending time outdoors.
Anne Lamoy, Paralegal
Anne is the paralegal for Stecklein Robertson Law, assisting with client needs in every aspect of the client relation process with the firm. She has assisted Stecklein with cases since 2003 and is the person to go to if in need of signing paperwork or more information on cases. She’ll give insight on what to expect for each case, updates, discovery requests, answer questions, and help with investigating the case.
She attended Kansas City, Kansas Community College to earn an associate’s degree in Paralegal Studies as well as the University of Missouri-Kansas City from 1980-1985 with an emphasis in English. Before working as a paralegal, Anne was an investigative reporter for 20 years at the Kansas City Star. The Kansas City Press Club awarded her for investigative reporting about the Wyandotte County District Court and for deadline reporting about a man accused by the federal government of being a guard at a Nazi concentration camp.
A native of the Kansas City area, Anne grew up in Platte County, Missouri, and in her free time, she is a ceramicist who enjoys making jewelry and outdoor sculptures.