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Monthly Archives: March 2015
#SB204 CINC, Protecting total parent visitation time, suddenly set for hearing
SB204 was introduced into the Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee on February 11, 2015. Seeing to protect “the total amount of time for visitation granted to a person under the revised Kansas code for care of children,” the bill would amend the … Continue reading
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Kansas Senate Committee of the Whole recommends passing UIFSA 2008
The Kansas Senate Committee of the Whole today considered — and passed out for final consideration — UIFSA 2008. There was no discussion, objection, or apparent negative vote by anyone in the chamber today after the bill was taken off … Continue reading
Weekly Twitter Update 2015–March–1
Ronald W Nelson, PA @KansasDivorce · Feb 28 #ALCourts: Same-sex adoption concluded in #GA is binding and must be recognized in #AL http://bit.ly/18yVKjX Ronald W Nelson, PA @KansasDivorce · Feb 28 #ALCourts: Court did not have jurisdiction to enter divorce where neither spouse was a permanent … Continue reading
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Weekly Twitter Update 2015–February–15
Ronald W Nelson, PA @KansasDivorce · Feb 14 Bobby Martin always found comfort in his job as an Alabama judge, the neat intersection of legality & morality http://wapo.st/1FcEL4d View summary Ronald W Nelson, PA @KansasDivorce · Feb 14 Sometimes, unrequited love can make us more creative … Continue reading
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Do I have to already be physically separated from my spouse to file for divorce?
No. Kansas law does not require that married persons be physically – or legally – separated before filing for divorce. Kansas law requires that a court grant a divorce if: 1. the person requesting the divorce or the person against … Continue reading
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