Strengthen yourself

and your family

Whether facing divorce or struggling for custody of your children, the Vega Acosta Law Firm understands there may be nothing more emotionally draining and stressful than family legal issues. Marriages don't always end up as planned. Child arrangements can be complex and painful. Even in the case of amicable or uncontested divorces, there may be the need to establish post-divorce agreements.

As your lawyer, we can reduce the pressure on you by ensuring you have the most accurate information throughout your case and even after your case has ended.

"Obviously, divorces are not happy occasions, but our goal is to help a person become stronger.  We want to give them an improved life after the divorce process."

-Gabriela Vega

The Vega Acosta Law Firm will treat your case with the same care, diligence and perseverance as if it was our own. We understand what you are going through and can help you achieve liberation, stability and security. Whether you want to protect your assets, your family, we are ready to work for you!

We are happy to help clients throughout Kansas, including those in the Manhattan, Topeka, Wichita and Junction City areas. We also serve the following counties: Clay, Dickinson, Geary, Pottawatomie, Riley, Saline and Wabaunsee. 

Divorce:

Divorce, also called dissolution, is the act of legally ending a marriage. Even in cases of uncontested divorce, the procedure is a difficult one, involving emotions, finances, physical and emotional stress.  Our approach to divorce proceedings focuses on reducing the emotional and financial costs to our clients.

Child support and custody:

By law, parents are responsible for a child's care, regardless of whether they are married. It is also the right of the child to spend time with both parents. We work diligently to ensure your child's rights to financial support are represented. We also promote you and your child's interests to receive equitable parenting time.

Paternity:

In the modern world, paternity issues are becoming more common. We are happy to discuss you and your child's rights pertaining to paternity.

Ante- and post-nuptial agreements:

If you are about to enter a marriage, it may be to both parties advantage to consider an ante-nuptial (pre-nup) agreement.  If you are already married, you can still consider a post-nuptial agreement. Consider the following figures: the average American family makes approximately $1 million dollars over the course of their lifetime.  Over the last 10 years, approximately 50 percent of marriages end in divorce. Nuptial agreements are binding contracts.

Post-divorce proceedings:

New issues often come up after a divorce has been granted. There may still be division of assets and property as well as changes to the original agreement for which you may require the assistance of an experienced lawyer.  If this is the case, contact us to help you address these matters before they become problematic.

It is time to take the next step, schedule an appointment today.