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What Should You Include in a Parenting Plan in Kansas?
A parenting plan is an important document that determines a separating or divorcing couple’s continued care of their child or children. Both parents still have legal and financial responsibilities to care for their children despite being separated. Negotiating a parenting plan can be confusing and frustrating, even when you want to work with your co-parent in your child’s interests. It can be easier to work with a Kansas City child custody attorney to mediate these plans. Required Information in a Kansas City Parenting Plan A parenting plan can be created in court, but Kansas courts prefer parents to work together
The Process of Probate in Missouri
Probate court exists to distribute a person’s estate and assets after they die and settle any of the estate’s debts. This process can be costly and time-consuming for a deceased person’s loved ones. There are effective estate planning techniques to avoid the probate process in Kansas City. An experienced estate planning attorney can help you review your wishes for your estate and the needs of your loved ones to create a comprehensive estate plan. Without a comprehensive estate plan, the deceased’s estate will enter probate court. Although a will is considered part of an estate plan, it does not keep
Everything You Should Know About Prenuptial Agreements in Kansas City, KS
A prenuptial agreement is a document created by individuals prior to getting married. It can determine certain property and financial rights of each party. A postnuptial agreement does the same, but it is made after a couple is married. There are several things that individuals considering prenuptial agreements should know. A knowledgeable Kansas City prenuptial agreement attorney can help you create a marital agreement that fits your needs and is legally enforceable. Legal Requirements of a Marital Agreement in Kansas City For a marital agreement to be legally valid in Kansas City, it must follow the basic contract laws of
When Should You Review Your Estate Plan in Kansas City, MO?
Reviewing your estate plan is important for continuing to protect your estate, providing instructions for your own care, and ensuring that the individuals you want to benefit from your estate will do so. If too much time has passed since you reviewed your estate plan, it may no longer work to carry out your wishes. Every few years, you should update your estate plan with a Kansas City, MO, estate planning attorney so that your wishes are followed. After certain changes in your life, an estate plan could even be legally unenforceable. Both of these situations can result in beneficiary
How to Prepare for Divorce Deposition in Kansas City, KS
A divorce deposition is a formal court process used in discovery. The discovery process is the exchange of financial and asset information between spouses. This process can be informal in some uncontested divorces, or it can be a formal, court-ordered process in uncontested and contested divorces. Regardless of which type of divorce fits your circumstances, a Kansas City, KS, divorce lawyer can help you throughout the process. Deposition is one tool in the formal discovery process that asks questions of each spouse under oath. Questions are asked by the attorney representing the other spouse, and answers are recorded by a
How Is Property Divided in a Kansas City, MO Divorce?
An important aspect of any divorce is the division of property. This process can be potentially frustrating and frequently takes a long time to negotiate, even with a skilled Kansas City, MO, divorce lawyer. Some spouses have to settle their property division through court and no longer have control over the separation of their marital assets. Understanding how Missouri law divides property can help spouses approach this aspect of their divorce with more confidence. Dividing Property According to Equitable Distribution Missouri is one of many states operating under equitable distribution laws. Under these guidelines, all marital assets are split fairly
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