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Kansas Separation Agreement

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Updated October 01, 2025

A Kansas separation agreement is a contract between spouses who no longer wish to live together as a married couple but do not want to go through a formal divorce. Separation agreements allow couples to achieve many of the same ends as divorce, including establishing spousal support and child visitation rules, without ending the marriage.

Is a Separation Agreement Legal in Kansas?

Yes, couples may enter into separation agreement that, along with property matters, can also include a parenting plan.[1]

Legal Separation Requirements

  • Filing Fee: Varies by county; in Johnson County, for example, it is $196.50 (Civil), while in Cowley County it is $195 (Domestic)
  • Residency: At least one of the spouses must have been a resident of the state for at least 60 days prior to filing the petition.[2]
  • Where to File: In the district court for the county where either the the filing spouse (petitioner) is living or where the other spouse (respondent) can be served.

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Sources

  1. § 23-2712
  2. § 23-2703