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Additional Resources
What Should Be in a Parenting Plan in Wichita?
Parenting plans exist to determine the specifics of a child’s care and support when their parents are separating. Although a family’s life changes significantly after
The Benefits of Legal Support for Uncontested Divorces
An uncontested divorce is generally one of the least expensive and most efficient ways to resolve a divorce with as little stress as possible. While
How to Protect Your Assets During a Divorce in Wichita
Divorce can be an incredibly difficult time, no matter the unique details each case entails. Tough conversations tend to arise regarding topics such as child
Succession Without a Will in Kansas
A will is a simple document that is foundational in estate planning. It gives you control over the administration and distribution of your estate, enabling
When Can I Stop Paying Alimony in Wichita?
Alimony can be awarded as part of a Wichita divorce when the court decides that it is fair to do so. It’s important to understand
Understanding Common Prenuptial Agreement Myths in Kansas
A prenuptial agreement is a type of marital agreement, which spouses can create to determine their rights and responsibilities to marital and separate property. There
How Child Custody Is Decided in Wichita
Child custody cases can occur in divorce or separation cases, and they are often emotionally strenuous for the entire family. Even custody cases where parents
