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It is very important for you to know that when you sign a court document, you provide information to the court that may help or hurt your case. Before you sign any court document or get involved… Go to the web page
Division 6 hears the following types of cases: Felony, Expungements and Behavioral Health Court
eFiling is for Attorneys only. If you are a member of the public attempting to file with the District Court, do not use eFiling. This is a service for attorneys only. The Douglas County District… Go to the web page
If you have an existing support order and wish to use our services, you must first fill out the application for Court Trustee Services.
In many situations, you can file a Small Claims lawsuit against an individual or a business if you are not seeking damages of more than $4,000 and if you want to work without an attorney.
Information about paying and receiving child or spousal support in court cases. This includes how to make payments and the relationship of support to visitation.
The following information may be helpful if you or a loved one has been charged with a crime. The exact course of events varies by individual case and by whether the case is a misdemeanor or felony.… Go to the web page
The Eviction Resolution Program gives landlords and tenants information over the eviction court process, access to forms, and connections to resources in the community. It is a part of the Legal Self… Go to the web page
K.S.A. 23-3005 provides that the court may modify or change any prior order within three years of the date of the most recent child support order, when a material change in circumstances is… Go to the web page
An expungement is the legal process of asking a judge to seal the court record of a previous criminal (or juvenile) offense. It is important to remember that, in Kansas, an expunged record is NOT… Go to the web page
Citizen Review Board (CRB) volunteers meet with families, children, attorneys, and service providers who are involved in child welfare cases. They talk about what is going well and what challenges… Go to the web page
Division 5 hears the following types of cases: Chapter 60 Major Civil, Drug Court, Probation Violations, and Care and Treatment
The Court Trustee's Office can assist with enforcement of child and maintenance support orders, modification of child support orders, notice to the parties of modification due to … Go to the web page
Juvenile Division hears the following types of cases: Juvenile Offender, Child in Need of Care, PFA/PFS, Adoptions, and Child Support
Pro Tem Division hears the following types of cases: PFA/PFS, Misdemeanors, Small Claims, and Traffic Misdemeanors/Infractions
Court Services provides resources for candidates looking for employment as well as a Work Search Form, which can be used to document a job search.
The mission of Douglas County Domestic Mediation Services is to provide children with the opportunity to develop and maintain positive relationships with each of their parents through the development… Go to the web page
Emancipation generally refers to the point at which a child is viewed as an adult in the eyes of the law. With respect to child support, it refers to the point in time when a parent is no… Go to the web page
Division 7 handles Domestic and Misdemeanors cases.
Division 4 hears the following types of cases: Probate, Limited Civil, and Chapter 60 Major Civil
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