If the marriage is void or does not even exist why do I have to go thru the whole divorce process

For an official recognition that your marriage was invalid and that you are not legally married if you seek to become married to another person later.

If a mother went to jail and wants to sign her parental right over to her sister who has more rights the father or sister?

Parents always have more rights than others (absent a court order).

Divorce procedure doesn't require the non-filing party do anything. If you are self-represented, then you must do what is necessary to proceed with...

If one party retains the services of Counsel for a divorce and the second party has not, should the individual with counsel let?

What is your question? "Let" what? It is very common for one person to have an attorney and for the other not to have an attorney. It is also...

My wife is leaving me with no reason other than my temper. I think she is wanting a no fault divorce.

Your anger may or may not be the reason she wants a divorce. But it really doesn't matter. Kansas is a 'no fault' divorce state. Although there are...

There is no way to know how Kansas has jurisdiction from the facts you state, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have jurisdiction over child...

How can I get my ex husband who moved to Missouri to let me see my children?

You should immediately contact a knowledgeable, local family law attorney to help you with these issues. You will likely need to file a motion to...

First, there is no such thing as "full custody" in Kansas. "Sole legal custody" is a legal term that arises from a court order granting a parent...

How are attorney fees handled when awarded

Your obligation to pay your attorney is as a result of a contract you have with that attorney for that attorney's services. When the attorney files...

I am seeking child custody over my children. How do I go about this process?

If you are still married, your husband is not your "ex-husband." You are still married. The way that you start the process of seeing your kids...