RONALD W NELSON PA is a Kansas law firm focusing its practice on complex
divorce and other domestic relations disputes, which including martial and
non-marital separation, determination of parentage, child custody and
parenting time, as well as representing parents in international and
interstate child abduction and jurisdictional disputes. Trained in
Collaborative Family law, the attorneys at Ronald W. Nelson PA are Fellows of
the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and the International Academy of
Matrimonial Lawyers.
Licensed to practice only in the
State of Kansas
Ronald W. Nelson PA
~ A Family Law
Practice ~
11900 West 87th Street
Parkway; Suite 117
Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66215-4517
(Kansas City Metropolitan Area)
Telephone: (913) 312-2500
Telecopier: (913) 312-2501
contact at: ron@ronaldnelsonlaw.com
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Kansas State Information
Kansas Supreme Court and Court of Appeals decisions on the
Web by date
of decision. The Kansas Appellate
Courts issue their decisions in appeals every Friday.
The State
of Kansas has various resources available on the World Wide Web with
access to all Kansas government agencies and services.
· The Kansas Legislature
has a large amount of information available to the public via its web site,
including current bills being considered, bills recently passed, and
"enrolled" bills (bills that have been passed by the Legislature
and signed into law by the Governor).
- The Executive functions of
the state are handled by the Kansas
Governors Office
- William J. Cutler’s History of
Kansas,
first published in 1883, was transcribed to hypertext markup language
(html). This exhaustive essay on the history of Kansas includes
descriptions of much of the early history of the state, including
eye-witness accounts of most of the significant historical moments of
“Bleeding Kansas” when the Civil War came to Kansas.
- The Kansas Child Support
Guidelines govern
calculations of child support in Kansas and are available at the
Kansas Supreme Court web site. These guidelines are revised every four
years as required by federal law.
- By federal and state law,
all child and spousal support payments must be made through the Kansas Unified Payment Center.
- The Kansas Department
of Vital Statistics provides annual summaries of statistical data for Kansas on marriage, divorce and other information on the Kansas population.
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Federal Law and
Information
- The United States Supreme Court
makes its decisions available as soon as they are released through the
Legal Information Institute
(LII). Because these Supreme Court decisions determine the "law
of the land," this web resource provides ready access to the most
recent pronouncements on that law.
- Although the United States Supreme
Court is the final court of review on issues of federal law, many
decisions are made by the intermediate courts of review in the federal
system, known as the United
States Courts of Appeal. At present, there are 11 federal Courts of
Appeal, each responsible for determining appeals from the United States District Courts within that particular region.
- The United States Congress
web site, “Thomas,” provides
ready access to a full range of information on current and historical
legislative information.
- The United States Senate web site provides
access to Senators websites and other valuable information.
- The United States House of Representatives web site provides access
to Members of Congress and other valuable information.
- In addition to access to
current and historical statutes and legislation from Congress, Cornell
University School of Law presents a searchable version of the United States Code (the
federal statutes).
- The President is the head
of the Executive Branch of the federal government with offices at the Whitehouse.
- The Internal Revenue Service provides
forms, information and other resources at its web site.
- The United
States Social Security Administration web site allows you to
request various types of information about your own earnings and
income history and information on amounts of social security income
you would receive upon retirement or disability.
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Legal Research and Resources
- The Washburn University School of Law
at WASHLAW is one of the best web sites
related to legal research. Washburn presents multiple links to
research tools, both for the attorney and for the layperson interested
in the law, including listservs, discussion groups, and other links to
statutory and case law.
- The law libraries of the
Washburn School of Law and the Kansas Supreme Court can be accessed
via the Washburn Law Library
On-Line Card Catalogue.
- The Legal Information Institute at Cornell University
School of Law maintains large amounts of specialized information on
federal and state law.
- Many state and federal legal research resources can
be obtained through FindLaw.
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Other States' Information
- Information
on the law and court decisions of other states may be accessed through
Washburn University Law School extensive listing of state
resources.
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Bar Associations
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Collaborative Law
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Other Legal Organizations
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Family Law Resources
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Resources on
International Child Abduction and International Child
Support Recovery
Law Schools
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RONALD W. NELSON PA is a Kansas law firm focusing its practice on
handling complex marital and non-marital domestic relations disputes, including
separation and divorce, determination of parentage and associated issues
(child custody, parenting time, spousal and child support) as well as the
representation of parents in international and interstate child abduction and
jurisdictional disputes. Trained in Collaborative Family law, the attorneys
at Ronald W. Nelson PA are Fellows of the American Academy of Matrimonial
Lawyers and the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
Licensed to practice law only in
the State of Kansas
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