By Steve Henry | Published October 4, 2026 | Posted in Divorce | Tagged Tags: improper activity, income, transactions | Comments Off on How Forensic Accounting Can Play a Key Role in a Kansas Divorce
How Forensic Accounting Can Play a Key Role in a Kansas Divorce
Divorce proceedings can often be resolved relatively promptly as long as both spouses are cooperative and forthright regarding financial information. Sadly, this is not always the case. When questions regarding assets, debts, or transactions cannot be resolved through discussion or an exchange of documents, your attorney might recommend retaining the services of a forensic accountant. Read More
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Addressing Miscellaneous Expenses in a Kansas Child Support Agreement
Child support calculations are designed to ensure that both parents contribute to the fundamental costs of raising a child, including basic living expenses such as food, housing, and routine medical care. Of course, mothers and fathers know that the actual costs associated with parenthood are much more varied and extensive. The Kansas child support guidelines Read More
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Kansas Court Says Proceeds of Wife’s Loss of Companionship Claim Constitute Marital Property
Though certain exceptions apply, assets that a married person accumulates while they are wed generally become part of the property that would be divided between the parties in a divorce. Some situations present complicated questions however. A recent Kansas appellate court decision reviewed the status of settlement proceeds received individually by a husband and wife Read More
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Executive Compensation and Stock Options: What Gets Divided In a Divorce?
As one rises within a given company, what they receive in exchange for their work might go well beyond the standard salary and benefits. When the recipient of a complex executive compensation package goes through a divorce, addressing the various aspects of that package can create challenges for spouses and their attorneys. Large bonuses, stock Read More
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Protecting Inheritances and Trusts in Kansas Divorce Cases
Many people approaching divorce worry about how they can protect their inheritances and assets kept within trusts. These assets often derive from parents or grandparents, living or deceased, who wanted their legacy to remain in the family. In Kansas, the distribution of property during a divorce begins by identifying what is considered marital property subject Read More
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How Are Investment Portfolios Split in a High Net Worth Divorce?
Diversified investment portfolios can quickly become a complicating factor during the property division process of a divorce. Marital investment holdings can be the result of both spouses’ contributions, and the value of a couple’s portfolio can fluctuate significantly between the time when one spouse files for divorce and when the courts ultimately dissolve the marriage. Read More
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Shift Work, Schedules and Custody: Challenges for First Responder Parents
First responders report to the scene when others are in need. In many cases, the work they do can be the difference between life and death. While we rely on police officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians and other first responders, they are never fully sure when their services will be needed. First responders understand that Read More
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Understanding Sole vs. Joint Custody in Kansas
Regardless of what led to the end of their relationship, parents of minor children should try to cooperate in order to establish mutually acceptable custody arrangements. This can often be the most contentious and emotional aspect of a divorce or separation. Kansas law mandates that a parenting plan address both legal custody (authority to make Read More
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Dividing Retirement Plans in Kansas Divorce Cases
Married couples who have decided to divorce often focus on which spouse, if any, will retain ownership of the family home or car. It is important to remember that property division involves all types of assets acquired during the course of a marriage, including retirement plans that you don’t expect to access for many years Read More
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How Social Media Can Be Used as Evidence in Your Kansas Divorce
Reviews of divorce filings in the United States and other countries have found that the word “Facebook” appears in up to one-third of complaints. Now there are several reasons why a popular online platform would be mentioned, but there is no question that social media can be a powerful source of proof in a divorce Read More
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