Multi-State Divorce & Family Law Blog by Stange Law Firm, PC

Family court orders are often part of a divorce or separation case, and they are legally binding for all parties involved. Divorce court orders generally include the division of a couple’s marital property, awarding spousal support, deciding child custody, and calculating child support. Parents or ex-spouses must follow these court orders, but Kansas courts recognize that a family’s life can change. Some of these initial court orders may need to be modified to fit a family’s needs. Both parties can work together, and if they agree on a modification, they can submit the changes for court approval. If parties do

Marital agreements are commonly thought of as legal tools for extremely wealthy couples to safeguard wealth and list out inheritance rights. However, marital agreements can also be useful for any couple who wants to protect their assets, determine financial stability, and divide property more efficiently. Though they aren’t necessary for every engaged or married couple, there are several circumstances that may make a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement the right choice for your marriage. What Is a Marital Agreement? A marital agreement includes prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. The main difference between pre-and post-nuptial agreements is that a prenuptial agreement is made