Kansas Divorce Forms & Papers

Both spouses must be a resident of Kansas for 60 days immediately before filing for divorce. The divorce may be filed for in a county where either spouse resides. [Kansas Statutes Annotated; Chapter 60, Article 16, Subjects 607 and 1603]. For more information on filing divorce see our page on how to file for divorce.

The only no-fault divorce for Kansas is: Incompatibility. [Kansas Statutes Annotated; Chapter 60, Article 16, Subject 1601].

USE THESE WORDS IN THE COURT DOCUMENTS FOR KANSAS

1. Use these exact words, all in capital letters: IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KANSAS
2. Use these exact words, all in capital letters: PETITION FOR DIVORCE
3. Use the word "Petitioner'. Be sure the "P" is capitalized.
4. Use the word "Respondent". Be sure the "R" is capitalized.
5. Use these exact words, all in capital letters: DECREE OF DIVORCE
6. Use the word "County" here.

For detailed divorce laws in Kansas state, please see Kansas Divorce Laws page.

Free Kansas Divorce Forms for Download

• Glossary of terms
• Instructions for completeing the forms
• Review the Resources you may need to obtain your order
• Understanding the Law

• Instructions for completeing the forms - The Marital Settlement Agreement
• Glossary of terms you should be aware of while going through your divorce
• Review your State's Guidelines

• Declaration under the Child Custody Act
• Marriage settlement Agreement
• Verification required by both parties

• Form 1- Uniform Support Petition
• Form 2- Summons: Personal Service on an Individual
• Form 3- Process Service Memorandum
• Form 4- Non-Military Affidavit
• Form 5- Financial Affidavit
• Form 6- Motion for Health Insurance Coverage
• Form 7- Final Judgment Modifying Child Support

• Documents for the Court

• Affidavit by a third party

• Financial Affidavit
• Notice of Hearing

• Answer and Affidavit in response

If you don't want to file for divorce papers directly then find Divorce Lawyers in Kansas here.

Divorce Papers