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What are the residency requirements for a divorce in Kansas and where can the divorce be filed?

April 26, 2017divorce filed Kansas requirements residency

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What are the residency requirements for a divorce in Kansas and where can the divorce be filed?

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You must be a resident of the State of Kansas for 60 days or more before you can file a divorce. The divorce action can be filed in any county where either of the married parties reside, or in any county in the state where the other party can be served with process (documents to start the divorce case). QUESTION NO.