What becomes of any money from home sale minus health care ?

In Kansas, the Power of Attorney is only valid during the life of the principal. The will controls the division of assets after the death of the...

How hard would it be for my sons dad to get shared custody

In Kansas, the father would have to file a motion to modify residency and request shared. If he did this, you would be noticed up on the motion so...

In Kansas, a Child in Need of Care Case takes precedence over a civil(family law) and over a (probate) guardianship case.

What can we do to get his assets down to the 2000 dollar level to qualify for medicacare

In Kansas, in order to qualify for Medicaid, your father can have no more than $2,000.00 unless you set up a special needs trust which will allow...

Can u give me some advice on how to get a court date set up asap cause I have offered my help but my kids mother kept saying no.

In Kansas, you can file a motion to set aside the consent on the grounds it was obtained by undue influence or duress. That said, because the...

How do i go about suing this person, how long would this take and will i be able to get all my money?

In Kansas, you can file suit in small claims for up to $4,000.00. No party has an attorney. That may be the best way to pursue this because of...

Is neighbor entitled to adverse possession due to farming the property for years?

In Kansas, in order to obtain land by adverse possession a party must be in compliance with K.S.A. 60-503 which states:” No action shall be...

What do I give the judge at the adjudication hearing to prove myself and have her returned into my custody.

In Kansas, you will definitely need to hire an experienced family law attorney to aid you in the process of trying to regain custody of your minor...

What can be done to reverse the ruling

In Kansas, she could also file a motion to set aside the ruling or file a motion to change custody if there has been a material change in...

Do I have to do what this certified letter states if it's not filed with a court? And I don't agree with it?

In Kansas, the father would need to file a motion to modify and obtain an order before you would be required to change anything, unless of course...