Kyle Krull is the founder of Harvest Law KC, an estate planning law firm serving clients in Overland Park, KS, and the surrounding areas for more than 30 years. In addition, Kyle has written for and been quoted in industry publications, including Trusts & Estates magazine, The National Law Journal, Lawyer’s Weekly USA, Broker World, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, Wealth and Retirement Planner, Bankrate.com, The Business Journal of Kansas City, KC Small Business, Ingram’s, and Money. For those considering remarriage, read his interview in the article 7 Ways You Could Be at Risk of Losing Your Inheritance on Debt.com, noting the importance of premarital agreements. 

Estate Planning Attorney Kyle Krull has provided continuing education instruction to attorneys, accountants, and financial professionals at local, state, and national programs.

Kyle’s Professional Credentials Include:

• University of Kansas (B.S. Journalism, 1981); Washburn School of Law (J.D., 1984)
• Captain, U.S. Army-Europe JAGC (1984-1989)
• Admitted Attorney: Kansas, Missouri, U.S. Tax Court, & U.S. Supreme Court
• Martindale-Hubbell Highest Peer Rating (A.V. – “Preeminent”)* (2002 – Present)
• Martindale-Hubbell Highest Client Rating, “Client Champion – Platinum Award”
• Avvo.com Highest Attorney Rating “Superb” (10.0/10.0)
• Avvo.com Highest Client Rating, “Clients’ Choice Award”
• CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner (since 1991)**
• Member: Christian Legal Society; Kingdom Advisors (Charter Member and Certified Kingdom Advisor®**); The National Lawyers Association; and Editorial Review Board, Journal of Financial Planning.

Personal

Estate Planning Attorney Kyle Krull and his wife, Gretchen, have been married since 1981 and have three adult daughters. In addition to enjoying time with his family, Kyle is a Certified Associate Instructor with Walk Thru the Bible Ministries, presenting Old Testament and New Testament Live Event Seminars in local churches. Kyle has served as a volunteer Attorney Advisor for Kansas City Hospice since 1997 and as appointed Commissioner on the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission from 2011 to 2024. When his schedule permits, you may find Kyle on family property outside Mound City, Kansas, tromping around in the woods or sitting on the creek bank. He is a lousy golfer.