In the state of Kansas, many contentious divorces also involve child custody battles, unfortunately. Most parents only want what is best for their kids, but if parents cannot come to an agreement on child custody, the case may go to trial. The proper preparation is...
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How to effectively co-parent with a toxic ex-spouse
When parents in Kansas decide to divorce, many issues will inevitably arise that they had never previously considered. Spouses who go through an emotional divorce don’t often come out the other side on the best of terms. The divorce happened for a reason. Trying to...
Strategies for keeping a high asset divorce amicable
No person who has ever navigated a marital breakup would say that the process is a smooth or easy one. For those in Kansas going through a high asset divorce, the process can be even more challenging and difficult. These types of separations involve the tedious and...
How to make child custody mediation successful
In a divorce, issues often arise that lead to a great deal of contention. Child custody and parenting time are usually some of the most difficult matters for families to agree on. To help with this, parents in Kansas can undergo child custody mediation. Child custody...
Helping children adjust to a parental divorce
Ending a marriage is one of the most difficult things couples in Kansas can go through. Unfortunately, a divorce can be even more challenging for children of divorcing parents. For children, a parental divorce means the family as they knew it will no longer be the...
Finding hidden assets amid a divorce
It goes without saying that many separating spouses simply do not trust each other. A loss of trust is quite common in any divorce. Any time there is mistrust in a marriage, it’s also probable that one or both spouses could have hidden assets or other property from...
When to amend a child custody agreement
The well-being of the children is primarily the number one concern of most parents in Kansas who separate or divorce. Parents often work together to come to a child custody agreement that works best for both parents and kids in their new situations. As children grow...
Avoiding a lengthy and costly high-asset divorce
During a marital breakup, finances can be a big area of conflict and contention. In many long-term marriages, spouses may have accumulated numerous assets and properties, only adding to the complexities of divorce. High-asset divorces are some of the most expensive....
A few strategies to prepare for a child custody hearing
Sometimes, parents in Kansas who go through a divorce fail to agree on parenting or custody arrangements. If parents can’t come to an agreement on child custody, the matter may go to court. The goal of courts in Kansas is to ensure that all decisions and custody...
Postnuptial agreements may hedge against high-asset divorce
Although spouses never tie the knot with the end in mind, sometimes divorce is the best course of action. Luckily, for those in high-asset marriages, there is a way spouses can protect themselves in the event of a high asset divorce. According to recent research, more...
