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Welch & Webb, LLC
1099 Welt Street
P.O. Box 38
Weston, MO 64098

Phone 816.640.5221
Fax 816.640.5323

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Directions

Welch and Webb Law Office is 35 minutes north of downtown Kansas City, MO in Platte County, just north of the Kansas City airport on the outskirts of Historic Weston Missouri. We are within minutes of Platte City, Iatan, and St. Joseph, Missouri, and Atchison and Leavenworth, Kansas.

From South of the Kansas City Airport

Take I-29 North past the airport and Platte City to exit 20, turn left for 1/2 mile, turn right on MO 273, drive 4 miles, turn right on highway 45 at the 4-way stop light, go 3 miles, turn left on Welt Street, Shafer Law Office is the first building on your right

From North of Platte City, MO

I-29 South to exit 20, turn right for 1/2 mile, turn right on MO 273, drive 4 miles and turn right on highway 45 at the 4-way stop light, go 3 miles, turn left on Welt Street, Shafer Law Office is the first building on your right

From Atchison, KS and Iatan, MO

45 Highway towards Kansas City, turn right on Welt Street, Shafer Law Office is the first building on your right

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