In Kansas, a home foreclosure is a process started by a mortgage lender usually when a homeowner is three months behind in payments on the mortgaged debt. The lender then files a lawsuit in the county where the homeowner lives and then serves the homeowner with that...

A DUI conviction can severely disrupt your life and cause you to miss out on opportunities in the future. It will show up in your criminal record when employers are considering hiring you, when lenders are determining whether or not to give you a loan and could even...

Work related injuries are stressful and confusing even under the best circumstances. Understanding the basics of worker’s compensation can lessen the impact of a worker related injury. Here are three things you should do if you suffer an injury at work. Report Any and...

Social Security disability benefits are monthly cash payments available to people who have worked in jobs covered by Social Security and have a medical condition that meets the department’s definition of disability. These benefits are available to people with a total...

Death is always a terrible tragedy for a family to endure. But when someone dies without establishing a legal will, there are even more challenging issues for a family to face. To highlight the importance of having a will, here are the Kansas state laws that pertain...

If you’re thinking about adopting a child or infant, you probably have a lot of questions. While each situation is bit different, here’s a general outline of how the process works in Kansas, who may adopt, and where to start. Who is Eligible to Adopt in Kansas By law,...

After a car accident, it can sometimes be difficult to determine whether or not you need to hire an attorney. Here are some things to consider when deciding if you need a lawyer. Was a personal injury involved? If you and/or someone else involved in the accident...

When you hire an attorney, you’re getting a representative who will make sure your legal rights are upheld and that you do not do or say anything to incriminate yourself. If necessary, your lawyer can also come up with a strategy to defend you against any criminal...

It’s a sobering fact that about 70% of the people who die in the US do not have wills. Perhaps it’s because they believed that creating a will is only for the wealthy, but nothing could be further from the truth. Have you been putting off drafting a will? Perhaps you...

 Renting a house or an apartment is becoming more and more common in the US, so it’s important for first-time renters to know what they’re getting into. Even experienced renters can overlook important aspects of renting if they’ve never come up against certain issues...