Prairie Village, KS Family Law Attorneys

Trusted Family Law Guidance for Prairie Village Families

Family law matters can affect nearly every part of your life, from your relationship with your children to your finances and plans for the future. Walsh & Fahey represents individuals and families throughout Prairie Village, Kansas, and Johnson County, providing experienced legal counsel for divorce, child custody, child support, and other family law matters. We take the time to understand your circumstances, explain your options, and develop a legal strategy focused on what matters most to you.


Our approach is centered on resolving family law matters with as little unnecessary conflict as possible. Negotiation, mediation, and collaborative law can give families greater control over important decisions while reducing the stress and expense associated with prolonged litigation. When an agreement cannot be reached or court intervention is necessary, our experienced family law attorneys are prepared to advocate for your interests.

Divorce, Child Custody & Family Law Services in Prairie Village

Walsh & Fahey provides comprehensive family law representation for Prairie Village clients, including:


  • Divorce
  • Child custody
  • Child support
  • Parenting plans and parenting time
  • Paternity and non-married parent matters
  • Prenuptial agreements
  • Postnuptial agreements
  • Family law mediation
  • Collaborative law
  • Property and debt division
  • Spousal maintenance
  • Custody and support modifications
  • Family law litigation


Whether you're considering divorce, navigating a custody disagreement, addressing financial support, or planning for your family's future through a marital agreement, we'll help you understand your rights and make informed decisions based on your circumstances and long-term goals.

Helping Prairie Village Families Move Forward

A family law matter may begin with uncertainty, but the decisions you make during the process can help create greater stability for the future. At Walsh & Fahey, we look beyond the immediate dispute and help clients consider how potential solutions may affect their children, finances, and everyday lives after the case is resolved.


Whenever appropriate, we work toward negotiated, mediated, and collaborative solutions. When litigation is necessary, we're prepared to protect your interests in court. Our goal is to provide Prairie Village families with thoughtful guidance, clear communication, and experienced Johnson County family law representation from beginning to end.

FAQs About Family Law in Prairie Village, KS

  • Does Walsh & Fahey represent family law clients in Prairie Village?

    Yes. Walsh & Fahey is located nearby in Leawood and represents individuals and families throughout Prairie Village and Johnson County in divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, mediation, collaborative law, marital agreements, and other family law matters.

  • Where are Prairie Village divorce and custody cases handled?

    Family law matters involving Prairie Village residents are generally handled through the appropriate Johnson County court when Johnson County has jurisdiction. Your attorney can help determine the appropriate filing location and explain what to expect throughout the legal process.

  • Can we resolve a Prairie Village divorce through mediation?

    Mediation may allow spouses to resolve issues involving property, custody, parenting time, support, and other divorce matters without a contested trial. Whether mediation is appropriate depends on the circumstances of the case and both parties' willingness to participate in the process.

  • Can Walsh & Fahey help modify an existing parenting plan?

    Yes. Changes in a child's needs, parenting arrangements, relocation, or other circumstances may create a reason to revisit an existing custody or parenting plan. Whether a modification is appropriate depends on the facts of the case and Kansas law.

  • Do I need an attorney if my spouse and I agree on most divorce issues?

    Even when spouses are largely in agreement, divorce involves legal and financial decisions that can have long-term consequences. An attorney can help you understand your rights, evaluate proposed terms, and ensure the necessary legal documents accurately reflect the agreement.