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05/21/2026

Throughout March we highlighted women judges and justices. We also highlighted that on August 4, Kansas is facing a major vote regarding an amendment to our consitution and how Supreme Court justices in our state our selected. Currently, our justices are selected by a Nominating Commission made up of an attorney and layperson from each of the state's congressional districts and one attorney chairperson. They will selected three candidates for the governor to name to the bench. That justice will then stand for a retention vote at the next general election. If they are retained they will then stand for retention election in six years. If you are interested in seeing how the process works you can! Today, the Nominating Commission is interviewing candidates to replace the newly retired Justice Marla Luckert, who we previously highlighted. Check it out using this link:

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04/24/2026

We are proud to announce that at today’s annual meeting, Lara was elected to serve as the chair of the Board of Directors for the Kansas Children’s Service League. KCSL is helping Kansas grow stronger, happier families and Lara couldn’t be prouder to help with that goal — helping to end child abuse, educating Kansas kids and providing family support.

04/22/2026

Lara would like to extend her deepest appreciation to Melissa and Taylor for putting up with her all year. If you call today, please make sure to wish them a Happy Administrative Professionals Day! Thank you both for all that you do for Lara and all of our clients!!!!

04/20/2026

Seven attorneys/judges have submitted applications to fill the seat of retiring Justice Luckert to the Kansas Supreme Court. The Supreme Court Nominating Commission will be meeting by videoconference on April 21 at 11:00 a.m. to set the interview date and discuss other procedural issues. It will be livestreamed here: youtube.com//streams.

This is NOT some backroom, smoke-filled room. If you are interested in seeing how the full commission operates which includes attorneys and non-attorneys and how they work together to select the justices of the Supreme Court, we encourage you to watch the process from beginning to end, starting tomorrow!

04/16/2026

In case you are interested in learning more about the constitutional amendment that is on the ballot in August...

Let's keep Kansas Courts Fair and Impartial!

04/10/2026

After a child in need of care case, the attorneys and judge take a moment to show their support of and their hope for a safer and brighter future for children in the community as well.

04/10/2026

Even Aubree and Finlee are helping to recognize Child Abuse Prevention Month today by and helping making a safer childhood and brighter future for their friends!

04/09/2026

Unfortunately, we still have many kids who suffer from abuse and neglect in our community. It is our honor to serve those children as their Guardian ad litem. Lara also serves on the board of directors for the Kansas Children's Service League. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Show your support for those children by tomorrow!

April is Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month, and this year we’re celebrating Pinwheels of Possibility! On April 10, wear blue to show your commitment to support families. Snap a photo, share why you support prevention and help us spread the message across Kansas. Share your pictures using ...

04/05/2026

Thank you for your service Justice Wilson.

Former Kansas Supreme Court Justice Evelyn Wilson died Saturday following a battle with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease.

04/02/2026

April is Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month, and across Kansas, Pinwheels of Possibility are spinning! Every child is born full of promise. When families have the support they need early, before stress becomes crisis, children grow up safer, healthier and full of possibility. This month, join us to celebrate the power of prevention.

The pinwheel is more than a symbol of childhood. Each turn represents the programs, policies and everyday acts of care that strengthen families and help them thrive.

Prevention is possible. And it starts with all of us.