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10 Things Parents Should Avoid in Divorce

10 Things Parents Should Avoid In A Divorce By LUKE X. MARTIN • 15 HOURS AGO SHARETwitter Facebook Google+ Email http://kcur.org/post/10-things-parents-should-avoid-divorce  UTD_9-12-2016_DontsofDivorce.mp3 Listen Listening… 0:00 According to the National Center for Health Statistics, there were more than 2.1 million marriages in 2014 and more than 800,000 … Continue reading

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Kansas Family Law Code Legislative Amendments Effective July 1, 2014

The 2014 Kansas Legislature made some minor — and some major — changes to the Kansas Revised Family Law Code; all for the best. House Bill 2568 is a continuation of efforts by the Kansas Judicial Council to update, unify, and … Continue reading

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Kansas House Passes Amendments to Kansas Family Law Code

The House today passed amendments to the Kansas Family Law Code as proposed by the Kansas Judicial Council (after removing Section 3 of the bill), 123-0. The bill summary and history follows:  HB2568: Domestic Relations; Kansas Revised Family Law Code; … Continue reading

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Kansas House Judiciary Holds Hearing on Needed Changes to Kansas Family Law

HB2568: Domestic Relations; Kansas Revised Family Law Code; child support guidelines. This bill is a continuation of efforts by the Kansas Judicial Council to update and unify Kansas domestic relations statutes into the Kansas Revised Family Law Code. Among the … Continue reading

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Can I allow my child to see a grandparent or stepparent without my ex’s consent?

As always, the answer to this question depends on many factors, including what might happen if you let your child see the ex’s parent or former spouse (or partner). In these types of situations, you should sit down and talk … Continue reading

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