Kansas family law · built with a practising attorney
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Meyer v. Meyer
Divorce · Sedgwick County District Court · opened 14 Aug
Monthly expenses
All 26 printed rows of DRA page 3, in form order.
Mapped field by field against the published forms
- Kansas Child Support Guidelines, App. III
- Supreme Court Rule 139
- Guidelines 2024 ed., adopted 1 May 2025
- Appendix II schedules
1,200
support-schedule rows encoded from Appendix II, six family sizes deep
26
expense rows per party — every printed line on page 3, none summarised away
52
of those schedule rows flagged as derived rather than quietly presented as printed
0
bytes uploaded. The matter lives in your browser and never reaches a server
How it works
A fact goes in once and turns up wherever the court asks for it.
01 — THE MATTER
Parties, children, income, expenses
Entered once, in one place, in the order a Kansas district court asks for them — not in the order a database would prefer. Three case types: divorce, paternity, and child in need of care.
02 — THE DOCUMENT
Filled where we are certain. Flagged where we are not.
Nothing estimates, interpolates, or guesses. Where the published schedules stop, the app hands the question back to you rather than inventing a number — a wrong support figure is a malpractice problem, not a rounding error.
Domestic Relations Affidavit
Kansas Child Support Guidelines, App. III · Supreme Court Rule 139
2 items left for you
Combined income is above the $18,000 schedule ceiling — the extended formula applies and wants your judgement. §9 assets were not entered.
“Attorneys, particularly solo attorneys who don't have secretaries… they wouldn't be reinventing the wheel like I do every time, like pulling up a Word document.”
Privacy
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Matters are written to your browser's local storage, namespaced to your signed-in account. There is no upload step, because there is nowhere to upload to.
- No upload
- The matter never leaves the browser tab it was typed into. No request carries it anywhere.
- Nothing to subpoena
- No server-side copy exists to breach, retain, or hand over. That is a property of the architecture, not a policy.
- And the honest catch
- Clear your browser data and the matter goes with it. Backups are yours to keep — use synthetic or redacted facts while this is a prototype.
Stop pulling up the Word document.
One form today, mapped properly. More as they are verified against filed documents rather than guessed at.