By Steve Henry | Published August 4, 2026 | Posted in Property Division | Tagged Tags: agreements, annuity, Divorce | Comments Off on Kansas Court Says Proceeds of Wife’s Loss of Companionship Claim Constitute Marital Property
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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