Multi-State Divorce & Family Law Blog by Stange Law Firm, PC

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 are amicable can become contentious due to high emotions and the hopes of each parent to spend time with their children. These cases can be much easier to navigate with a Wichita child custody attorney, whether you and your co-parent are creating a parenting plan or the court is making one for you. The Best Interest Standard for Child Custody When family courts are making or approving any decision regarding children, they will always hold

When a child is born to two married parents in Kansas, there is a legal presumption that those parents are the child’s biological and legal parents. This legal presumption does not exist when an unmarried couple has a child, and only the parent who gave birth to the child has parental rights. Whether you are a single parent who needs support for your child or an unmarried couple who wishes to establish the rights of both parents, a Wichita paternity attorney can help. Establishing paternity has benefits for both parents and their child. It’s useful to understand the rights and