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Use DivorceWriter to prepare your own Kansas uncontested divorce forms. You will receive everything you need to get you through the entire process, including step-by-step instructions.
Kansas Residency Requirements
If you want to file for divorce in Kansas, only one of the spouses needs to have lived in Kansas for 60 days before filing for divorce.
Grounds for Divorce
The ground for divorce you will use is incompatibility, which means both spouses agree there is no hope of reconciliation.
Where to File
You start the divorce process by filing the initial divorce documents with the clerk of the District Court in the county where either you or your spouse lives.
Divorce Made Easy
- No need to serve your spouse. Instead, your spouse will sign a Voluntary Entry of Appearance.
- No mandatory waiting period.
- Your divorce can be finalized in as little as 60 days.
Money-Back Guarantee
If your divorce papers are not accepted by the judge, DivorceWriter offers a full refund.
Included Kansas Forms
Kansas
- Civil Information Cover Sheet
- Self-Represented Litigant Certificate Form
- Petition for Divorce
- Kansas Payment Center Child Support Order Information Sheet (Sedgwick County)*
- Affidavit for Ex Parte Temporary Order (Sedgwick County)
- Marital Settlement Agreement
- Parenting Plan*
- Request and Service Instructions
- Child Support Worksheet*
- Workshop Order Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapters 23 & 60* (Sedgwick County)
- Summons
- Domestic Relations Affidavit
- Notice of Intent to Appear (Sedgwick County)
- Temporary Order (Sedgwick County)
- Affidavit of Petitioner (Sedgwick County)
- Voluntary Entry of Appearance
- Answer to Petition for Divorce
- Notice of Hearing
- Decree of Divorce
- Certificate of Divorce (Sedgwick County)
- Order Imputing Income (Sedgwick County)*
- Vital Statistics Worksheet
*Divorce with minor children only
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