Author: Randall Wharton

If you have been calling around, you are probably getting quotes of around $2,500 for a divorce without children, and $3,500 or more for a divorce with children. If you are interested in saving on your divorce, I can probably…

After reading about my quick and easy divorce process, many people want to know how quickly the divorce itself can be completed. The answer to this is that it depends on your individual situation. Kansas law generally requires a waiting…

In today’s online society, it is possible to do many things without ever leaving the comfort of your home. It makes sense, then, that many people inquire about filing for divorce online. If you want to file for divorce online,…

Filing for a divorce in Kansas involves a number of different costs. Generally speaking, the attorney’s fees will be the largest cost involved, and this cost will vary depending on a few factors such as whether minor children are involved,…

Filing for a divorce in Kansas can be a challenging and convoluted process. The exact documents you will need vary depending on your case. You will always need a Petition, service documents, a Domestic Relations Affidavit, and a Decree. Other…

Filing for a divorce in Kansas requires assembling the correct forms, filing them with the court, serving your spouse, and attending a hearing. Due to the complexity of the process — especially if minor children are involved — filing for…