Custody presumption
Best Interests of the Child Standard
Kan. Stat. § 23-3201
Custody & parenting time in Kansas
Best-interest standard; joint custody frequently ordered.
Read the general guide: Custody: Legal & PhysicalEstablishing paternity in Kansas
Paternity by acknowledgment or Kansas Parentage Act action.
Read the general guide: Establishing PaternityChild support in Kansas
Income Shares child support guidelines.
Read the general guide: Child Support & Imputed IncomeRelocation & move-away in Kansas
Relocating parent must give 30 days' notice.
Read the general guide: Relocation & Jurisdiction (UCCJEA)Protective orders & false allegations in Kansas
Protection From Abuse orders available.
Read the general guide: Protective & Restraining OrdersKansas fathers' rights FAQ
Kansas follows the "Best Interests of the Child Standard" approach. Best-interest standard; joint custody frequently ordered.
General educational summary of Kansas law, not legal advice. Statutes and local rules change—verify with the official court source and a licensed Kansas family-law attorney before acting.