OVERLAND PARK,KANSAS UNCONTESTED DIVORCE

If you and your spouse agreed to go your separate ways, even on amicable terms, you still may need an attorney. You may be able to file this without counsel. However, if any of the following apply to you, you may still need to hire a lawyer:
  • Children are part of the marriage (child support, child custody, visitation establishment necessary, etc.);
  • Property requires division (ex. house, cars, bank accounts, retirement, etc.);
  • Shared debt;
  • Bankruptcy has been filed or is needed;
  • Alimony calculation is required;
  • Name change requests; 
  • Military;
  • Annulment instead of divorce;
  • Divorce is necessary a reason other than incompatibility (i.e. failure to perform a marital duty, incompatibility by reason of mental illness or mental incapacity of one or both spouses).
Oftentimes clients hire attorneys to speed up the process. Although there is a 60 day "cool off" period for all filers, those who self-file frequently delay their divorce because of errors in the initial filing. Having an attorney review, discuss your circumstances, and file is the most expeditious way to divorce. 

HOW TO SELF-FILE DIVORCE IN KANSAS

If you've decided to file for divorce on your own (pro se), you will need to first file a Petition for Divorce in the district court nearest you (ex. Johnson County district court). It doesn't matter which spouse files first but, Kansas must have authority to rule in your case (jurisdiction). 
Attorney T. Morton is here to ensure you are fully informed and represented in your family law case. Having an attorney offers you an opportunity to delegate your legal concerns and move forward in other parts of your life. Not only that, having an attorney ensures that you are not blindly agreeing, accepting or allowing things without your voice being heard. Below are just some of the services offered.
DIVORCEPROTECTION FROM ABUSE (PFA)
  • Requests for PFA for self and/or children
  • Defense against temporary or permanent PFA orders
  • Child and Family Services PFA
CHILD CUSTODY
  • Paternity establishment
  • Initial custody orders
  • Visitation change or increase
  • Requests to modify orders
  • Relocation
  • Adoption of out of state orders
CHILD SUPPORT
  • Establishment of child support (initial orders)
  • Modification of existing orders (change in circumstances)
  • Calculation in support owed
  • Enforcement of child support orders
DCF INVESTIGATIONS
  • Child abuse/neglect
  • Domestic violence charges
  • False allegations (sex abuse, child abuse, neglect, etc.)
  • Emergency custody orders and placement
  • Defense against allegations
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You need to know what to do next to get the best possible outcome in your case. The quicker you get ahead of your case the better outcome you can expect. Call now for a free 20 minute consultation 913.602.7288. ​

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Without the help of Kansas City, Kansas attorney, it is likely that your case will not go in your favor.  Attorney T. Morton can determine if you are being treated fairly and tell you your options. Call now 913.602.7288

WHY HIRE THIS ATTORNEY

  • PRICE - Fair and reasonable. PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE.
  • QUALITY - Expect diligence in handling and resolving of your case, and communication.
  • DELIVERY - You deserve ongoing interaction and involvement in your case. Attorney T. Morton will make sure to provide you with legal services you are satisfied with.
  • RELIABILITY - You will have a clear idea what to expect. Attorney T. Morton will earn your trust through accurate, clear, honest and caring handling of your case.
  • EFFICIENCY - The timely resolution of your case is important to you and this office.  
This is a Kansas City, Kansas law office and you are number one. You are experiencing a difficult time. You need answers to your questions. Attorney T. Morton will handle your case with care and attention. Take action and call now for your consultation 913.602.7288.
Serving Overland Park, Kansas City, Johnson County, Douglas County, Leavenworth County, Wyandotte County and all of Kansas. 

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HOW MUCH DO IS CHARGED? ​20 minute consultations are free. Thereafter, depending on the nature of your case a flat fee will be determined. Payment plans and major credit/debit cards accepted. 
CAN YOU MEET OUTSIDE OF THE OFFICE? Absolutely! Typically consultation and the initial stages of your case are handled over the phone/video conference. CALL NOW 913.602.7288. 
WHEN SHOULD YOU GET AN ATTORNEY? Today! You are going into battle and you shouldn't do it alone or unarmed. There are critical deadlines, conversations, etc. that could make or break your case. ​Before you decide to accept any offers, or give statements, call for a consultation. Attorney T. Morton can help guide you. Call today @ 913.602.7288.

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Contact

​7500 College Blvd., Suite 500 (by appointment only)
Overland Park, KS 66210
Phone: 913.602.7288
Fax: 913.624.3311
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​Practice Areas

CRIMINAL DEFENSE
SEX CRIMES
FAMILY LAW
Serving Johnson County District Court, Overland Park Municipal Court, Leawood Municipal Court, Shawnee Municipal Court, Merriam Municipal Court, Lenexa Municipal Court, Mission Municipal Court, Prairie Village Municipal Court, Roeland Park Municipal Court, Olathe Municipal Court, and a host of other courts in Johnson County Kansas.
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