Family Law Kansas - Page 2
How to Bypass the 60-Day Waiting Period in a Kansas Divorce
Understanding the Mandatory Waiting Period in KansasIn Kansas, getting a divorce is not an overnight process. Even if you and your spouse agree on absolutely everything, state law...
Kansas Residency Requirements for Filing a Divorce: Exceptions and Proof
Understanding the 60-Day Kansas Residency RuleGetting a divorce in Kansas starts with proving you actually belong in the state's legal system. Whether you live in Wichita, Overlan...
Creating Workable Kansas Parenting Plans for Shift Workers: Nurses, Firefighters, and Police
The Challenge of Unpredictable SchedulesStandard family law templates assume everyone works a Monday through Friday, 9-to-5 job. But if you are a nurse, firefighter, police office...
How to Legally Move Out of Kansas with Your Child: Notice Requirements and Burden of Proof
Understanding Kansas Relocation LawsMoving to a new city or out of state after a divorce is a major life transition. However, when you share custody of a child, you cannot simply...
Calculating Child Support for Business Owners and LLC Members in Kansas
When a parent receives a traditional W-2 paycheck, calculating child support is relatively simple. However, when a parent is self-employed, an independent contractor, or the owner...
Imputed Income in Kansas Child Support: What to Do If Your Ex Quits Their Job or Takes a Pay Cut
One of the most frustrating situations in family law is watching a former spouse intentionally sabotage their own career just to lower their child support payments. Some parents su...
How the Kansas Child Support Guidelines Calculate the Shared Expense Formula for 50/50 Custody
When parents share equal custody of a child, many mistakenly believe that neither parent owes child support. In reality, Kansas courts aim to ensure that children have a similar st...