Child Custody

Ending a marriage is challenging to say the least, especially when children are involved. When parents in Kansas divorce, it is not uncommon for both parents to want primary custody of the children. This can cause a vicious child custody battle to erupt. A lengthy and...

When parents divorce, it is common for both to want custody of the children. This type of situation may ignite a lengthy child custody battle. Parents often go toe to toe with one another thinking that they’re doing what is best for their kids, but in reality, nobody...

There are many reasons why parents separate. In any separation, a common area of concern for parents in Kansas is the safety and well-being of the children. Understandably, children benefit the most from having both parents involved in their lives. This is why shared...

Parenting typically involves making decisions regarding your children's health and well-being. If you decide to file for divorce, the decision will undoubtedly prompt many changes in your children's lives. However, negotiating child custody plans does not have lead to...

When Kansas parents decide to divorce, they must resolve numerous issues to achieve a fair settlement, especially pertaining to their children and a future co-parenting plan. Most parents want to resolve child custody issues in as swift and amicable a fashion as...

Kansas parents, like most others across the country, often gain joy from making decisions that bring happiness to their children. Most parents understand, however, that parenting often includes times when decisions are made because of what is best for the children in...

If Kansas parents decide to divorce, they undoubtedly must resolve numerous issues regarding their children before they can move on in life. Child custody is a top priority, and it often includes issues that are highly personal, such as whether it is okay to introduce...

Kansas parents who have recently navigated divorce no doubt understand how challenging and stressful court proceedings can be. Especially if co-parents disagree about child custody issues, it can take weeks, even months, to achieve a fair settlement. Many readers have...

Many Kansas readers may be surprised to learn that the act of dueling as a means to resolve a legal dispute has never been abolished in the United States. While the most recent use of sword fighting to the death to resolve a legal battle occurred abroad in the 1800s,...

A woman in another state has notified police that she believes her child's father has abducted their child. She and her mother have also told law enforcement officers that they believe the child's father was angry about a recent child custody ruling, and has...