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When you look toward the future after your divorce, you may be a little worried about certain things. For instance, you’re probably more than a little concerned about how your children will fare, especially if they’ve always had a very…
When you and your spouse divorced, you may have reached a settlement that was satisfactory to both of you. Perhaps you even reached agreements for child support and custody without the help of a court, and you made the divorce…
Kansas divorcees who pay alimony may want to make sure that their spousal payments are tax deductible. It is necessary to meet certain conditions for that to be the case. For starters, the alimony must be part of a written…
Kansas parents may lose parental rights in certain circumstances. They may also voluntarily give them up. Involuntary termination of parental rights may happen if the parent is abusive, cannot care for the child because of disability, has an alcohol or…
When Kansas couples end their marriage and there is a significant income disparity between the two, this can mean the person with the lower income needs to make a financial plan for the future. More often, the lower-earning party is…
Though negotiations over property division in Kansas and around the country are often stressful, the nuts and bolts of dividing some assets are actually quite simple. One example of this is the joint bank account. Even though either spouse can…
Like other Kansas residents, you may still be in shock that your spouse told you that he or she wants a divorce. You may be confused, hurt, and angry. In those first days, and perhaps weeks, after hearing this news,…
When you and your spouse file for divorce, there will be many issues that the two of you need to discuss and, ultimately, settle. One of these could be spousal support (often called alimony), though it will depend on your…