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How Is Property Divided in a Kansas Divorce?
In a Kansas divorce, property is divided based on a few factors. Divorce may involve many complicated family law cases, including child support, alimony, and child custody. Nearly all divorces involve some level of property division. Dividing property between spouses operates differently in Kansas than in most other states, and this can make it harder to navigate. A qualified Kansas City, KS, divorce attorney can help you navigate the division of property and how to effectively protect your interests. The process of divorce is financially draining, and this can increase tension between spouses during property division. The costs of divorce
The Basics of Missouri Child Support
Child support is assigned when parents divorce or separate. It’s important to understand how crucial child support is for the well-being and needs of a child. Some parents misinterpret child support, but it exists to care for your child and ensure that both parents are contributing equitable levels of financial support. There are several factors that influence how child support is calculated. A Kansas City child support attorney can help you negotiate a custody and support determination in or out of court. What Is the Purpose of Child Support? The Purpose of child support is to ensure children are cared
What If a Parent Isn’t Following the Parenting Plan in Kansas City, KS?
A parenting plan exists to list the responsibilities of each parent, where a child lives, how parents make decisions and solve disputes, and how parents communicate when they are living separately and are each raising their child. If a parent is willfully and consistently violating the court orders put in place, this needs to be addressed. An experienced child custody attorney in Kansas City, KS, is an exceptional asset when determining how to handle these difficult situations. You and your co-parent may have negotiated a parenting plan through mediation, or you may have had a parenting plan determined by the
How Can I Protect My Business From Divorce in Missouri?
A divorce is already highly stressful and complicated, but it can be even more complex when one or both spouses have a business or business interests. A divorce attorney in Kansas City, MO, is useful when navigating the division of a business in mediation or advocating for your needs in court. Determine If the Business Is Marital or Separate Property Before you determine plans for protecting or dividing a business that you own or have an interest in, you need to determine whether it will be classified as separate or marital property. If the business is considered separate property, then
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
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Kansas family law offices located in:
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