How do i know for sure that I'm n a common law martiage?

First, you can only enter into a common law marriage if the state in which you resided recognizes "common law marriage." There are only a few...

At what age does Kansas allow fathers to have overnight visitation with a child?

"Law" does not address this issue. If you have questions about your particular situation, you should consult with a knowledgeable family lawyer in...

The 3 boys biological father is wanting to give all of his rights, he doesn't want to get caught with child support?

Simple answer: It's not going to happen. Longer answer: It isn't uncommon for a parent to think that if (he) doesn't want to pay child support,...

My ex moved our 2 year old from ks to il last October. We have 50 50 custody. He did not get my or courts permission. He wont cd

Kansas law does not require that a parent receives "permission" (either from the other parent or the court) to move to another place, to another...

Divorce/separation

Yes, you do have rights to support and to other remedies. But you do NOT have the "luxury" of not going through lawyers. You're already at a point...

Do I have financial rights i have been in 8 yr common law marriage? with promise to marry ?

Your question is contradictory; you say that you "have been in an 8 year common law marriage...with a promise to marry." What does that mean? Why...

The usual ground for divorce in Kansas is “incompatibility.” “Incompatibility” means that the relationship between husband and wife is broken to a...

Can my daughter get some sort of legal visitation to her half-brother?

Kansas law does not provide an action for "sibling visitation" against a parent or other caretaker by a sibling -- full or half. Kansas law...

Can i get In trouble texting someone i have a restraing order against.

Generally, protection orders provide that the person restrained cannot contact the protected person; but NOT that the protected person cannot...

What does "parenting time is by agreement and shall remain as such until court ordered" translate to, when we do not agree.

The simple answer is, "it doesn't mean anything." Kansas law requires a court ordered parenting plan to be specific, rather than general, stating...