Category Archives: Child Support

Kansas law requires non-biological father to pay child support

February 2, 2009

Below is an article posted in the Kansas City Star discussing a very interesting topic in paternity law.  Currently, Kansas law will require a “presumed father” to pay child support for the child even if genetic tests show he isn’t the father.   Senate Bill No. 27 has been introduced to amend KSA 38-1114.  The bill would allow any presumed [...]

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Restricted Driver’s License in Kansas if Child Support is Not Paid

January 31, 2009

Kansas SRS (Social and Rehabilitation Services) is the avenue for assisting parents in receiving child support that is past due.  This week, SRS put out a press release that beginning in April 2009, SRS will have an additional tool to ensure children receive the amount of support they are due.   Kansas law allows for [...]

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How Long Do I Have To Pay Child Support in Kansas?

January 25, 2009

Until What Age Do I Have To Pay Support?
Kansas law generally does not require child support to be paid beyond the age of 18.  However, K.S.A. 1610 does allow for some exceptions.
Circumstances When Kansas Child Support Can Extend Past 18:

Parents Agree

The parent or parents agree, by written agreement approved by the court, to pay [...]

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Kansas Child Support Guidelines

January 22, 2009

Purpose of Kansas Child Support
The purpose of child support is to provide for the needs of the child.  The needs of the child are not limited to direct expenses for food, clothing, school, and entertainment.  Child support is also to be used to provide for housing, utilities, transportation, and other indirect expenses related [...]

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