About Garrett
Garrett Hunkins entered legal study after completing a bachelor’s degree in political science at the University of Missouri–Columbia. He continued at the University of Missouri–Kansas City, earning his Juris Doctor. His education combined a foundation in government and public policy with practical legal training in Kansas City.
After law school Hunkins gained admission to practice in both Kansas and Missouri. He maintains current membership in the Kansas Bar. Over the course of his career he has worked with attorneys and clients across state lines, applying state law and courtroom procedure in matters that arise in regional courts.
Colleagues describe Hunkins as methodical in his approach. He spends time parsing statutes and precedent. He builds positions grounded in the record rather than in rhetoric. That style informs how he prepares filings, conducts discovery and approaches hearings. The work calls for steady legal research, careful drafting and attention to procedural detail.
Hunkins practices at Rouse Frets White Goss Gentile Rhodes, P.C. There he represents clients in matters before Kansas and Missouri courts. He handles cases that require navigating both state systems and addressing the practical implications of local rules and timetables. He also participates in professional networks that keep him current on developments in regional practice.
He continues to live and work in the region where he trained. His classroom background in political science and his law school training in Kansas City shape how he evaluates the issues clients bring him. He represents individuals and organizations in proceedings that arise under state law and in administrative settings. He practices at Rouse Frets White Goss Gentile Rhodes, P.C., representing clients in matters before Kansas and Missouri courts.
