
What Counts as a Hazardous Condition in KS
Not every slip or stumble gives rise to a legal claim. Kansas law requires that a hazardous condition meet certain standards before a property owner can be held responsible. Understanding where that line falls matters a great deal, especially if you’ve been hurt on someone else’s property.
A hazardous condition is generally a physical state on a property that creates an...

What Doctors Owe Their Patients in Kansas
Most people who’ve been hurt during medical treatment come to us with the same question. Did my doctor do something wrong? It’s a fair question, and the answer usually comes down to something called the standard of care.
This is the legal benchmark courts use to measure whether a healthcare provider acted the way a reasonably competent professional would in the same situation....

Getting Results From Your Injury Claim
When someone retains a personal injury attorney, they often believe the process will largely unfold without them. That belief tends to cost people. The clients who get the most from their legal representation are the ones who understand, early on, that their involvement shapes the outcome.
Your Input Drives the Case Forward
Our friends at Chattahoochee Injury Law address this directly with...

Filing a Claim When You Share the Fault
If you were in a car accident and think you might have done something wrong, you might assume that means you have no case. That assumption stops a lot of people from pursuing compensation they’re actually entitled to. Kansas law is more nuanced than that.
How Kansas Handles Shared Fault
Kansas follows a modified comparative fault system. Under this rule, you can still recover damages...

When Your Ex Ignores The Parenting Plan
Court-ordered parenting plans exist for a reason. They protect children from conflict and give both parents clear expectations about custody schedules, decision-making authority, and visitation, but what happens when your former spouse simply ignores these rules? Violations happen more often than you’d think. Your ex consistently returns the kids late. They refuse to communicate about...

Stepparent Custody Rights In Kansas
You’ve been there for every soccer game. You’ve helped with homework, made lunches, tucked them in at night. Now your marriage is ending, and you’re wondering what happens to your relationship with the child you’ve helped raise. It’s a painful question. And the answer isn’t always what stepparents want to hear.
Do Stepparents Have Automatic Custody Rights?...

Child Support When Visitation Is Denied
One parent refusing to allow visitation does not give the other parent permission to stop paying child support. These are two separate legal obligations in Kansas, and courts treat them as independent issues. If your ex is blocking your time with the kids, you still owe the court-ordered support amount.
Why Support And Visitation Are Separate Issues
Kansas law views child support as the...

Spouse Emptied Bank Account During Divorce
You log into your bank account, and the balance reads zero. Your spouse cleaned it out. This happens far more often than people realize, and the shock of it can leave you paralyzed. You’re probably feeling betrayed, angry, and worried about how you’ll pay your bills. Those feelings are valid. But right now, you need to act fast.
Immediate Actions You Should Take
Don’t wait....

Why Umbrella Policies Matter In Serious Injury Cases?
Most people think their auto and homeowners insurance will cover them if they cause an accident. For minor incidents, they’re probably right. But when someone suffers serious injuries, standard insurance policies often fall short. That’s when umbrella insurance becomes the difference between losing everything and protecting your assets.
Below, our friends at Warner & Fitzmartin...

Why First Settlement Offers Fall Short
After a car accident, you might receive a settlement offer from the insurance company within days or even hours. It’s tempting to accept and move on, especially when medical bills are piling up, and your car needs repairs. That first offer? It’s seldom the full value of your claim.
Insurance Companies Want To Close Cases Quickly
Insurance adjusters work for their company, not for...
