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More people in Kansas and across the country are choosing to divorce later in life. In the past 20 years, divorces involving couples aged 50 and up have more than doubled nationwide. In 1990, only 10% of people seeking divorces…
For people in Kansas, divorce can mean both emotional and financial turmoil. The former can make the latter worse, so it is important to start with a practical plan for one’s finances in the divorce process. People should make a…
A divorcing parent who wishes to gain sole ownership of the family house after divorce in Kansas has several choices. Divorcing parents may decide to let the children grow up in their family home only to sell the house later…
Social media is increasingly pervasive in Kansas and across the country, and participating in it can be problematic for people who are approaching or going through a divorce. For people who are considering ending their marriage, it can be a…
Kansas residents might be surprised to find out that divorce filings increase significantly in March and August, according to a study presented at the American Sociological Association in 2016. While experts say that there is no perfect time to file…
Since Kansas is an equitable property state, if residents get a divorce, the court will take several factors into account when deciding how to divide student loan debt. For example, if one person cosigned for the other spouse’s student loan,…
While divorce is never simple for anybody regardless of their gender, women often face unique challenges. Unfortunately, some wives are not kept up to speed on the household’s entire financial picture. Being in the dark about financial assets such as…
Kansas couples who own a business together must decide what to do with the it if they get a divorce. Some couples are able to continue running the business even if they do not have an amicable relationship although this…
