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Additional Resources
Why Is It Important to Establish Paternity?
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
Challenges in a High-Asset Divorce
A high-asset divorce occurs when one or both spouses have significant assets from during their marriage. In addition to the challenges that any divorce faces,
When Is a Marriage Invalid in Kansas?
A divorce is the most well-known way to end a couple’s marriage, although there are other legal routes available. Legal separation is possible for some
What is the Importance of a Comprehensive Estate Plan in Wichita?
Individuals tend to put off estate planning, as planning for the future can be overwhelming. Estate planning is an essential tool to protect yourself, your
The Effect of Economic Abuse on Divorce Proceedings in Kansas
Domestic abuse and violence encompass a range of abusive behaviors, including emotional abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse, and financial abuse. Financial or economic abuse is
What Can I Do if My Ex Isn’t Paying Child Support?
After parents divorce or separate, their separation agreement or court orders will likely include provisions for spousal maintenance or child support. Both parents are required
What Allows a Modification of a Family Court Order?
Court orders resulting from a divorce or separation may include spousal maintenance, child custody, and child support. These court orders are a legal agreement that
