Stinson Lasswell & Wilson LC

Our firm is a full-service general practice law firm with an emphasis on family law. Stinson, Lasswell & Wilson, L.C. was founded in 1966. The downtown Wichita office has served individuals throughout south central Kansas, and the lawyers have over 50 years of experience. We handle cases such as Estate Planning, Probate, Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense, Civil Litigation, and more. We focus on family law, including Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Spousal Maintenance, Pre-Marital and Marital Agreements, and Asset Valuation and Division. More than 90 years of combined experience in family law allows us to listen carefully to your concerns and goals, answer your questions, clarify the law and your legal options, and then create a plan to accomplish your objectives. We focus on constructive, client-centered solutions by working with our clients to understand their goals and concerns, gather and present accurate and complete information about their lives, families, and finances, and communicate and negotiate with the other side to encourage cooperation and agreement.

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