You have a mix of questions and your initial question really doesn't fit in with the rest of your scenario. How long does it take for 'abandonment'...

Military buddy needs to get a divorce and lives in kanas and was told he can’t because she is pregnant, is this true?

There is no prohibition on filing for divorce when a spouse is pregnant. There is also no prohibition on the court granting a divorce if a spouse...

Can I reopen a divorce agreement?

I agree with Gary. There's an old saying (that's not quite right, but there you have it: "An oral agreement isn't worth the paper it's written...

I asked for a divorce, now my wife is falsely claiming pregnancy what is the legal recourse for this?

Legal recourse? For what? You want a divorce? You can get it. The fact that your wife says she is pregnant doesn't do away with your ability to get...

Is common law marriage recognised in kansas

Yes, Kansas law recognizes a marriage entered into at common law in Kansas. All states recognize a common law marriage entered into in a state that...

I have changed the category of this question. Although 'appeal' is mentioned, it is a matter of military law, not civil appellate law.

How can i do it? Can i petition for my wife and for my stepdaughter in the same date but seperate filling the papers?

Please re-write your question. It doesn't make any sense. Petition her? For what? What is the issue. What are you "petitioning" for? Why do you...

What does it mean if an opposing party's attorney enters his appearance but puts the wrong county in the "District of" section?

It means the lawyer made a technical error. A typo. It has no substantive effect.

What would be the outcome of a marriage only lasting 3 years in divorce court?

Family Law is now black and white. Everything is shades of grey. The result depends on what you are able to agree--if you are able to agree--if the...

Can a Judge that knows one parties family in a child dispute (support & visitation) be asked to be removed from the case?

Just because a judge knows one or both families doesn't mean the judge cannot hear a case involving that party. And although it may happen in...