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1 Child Support lawyers are available in LEES SUMMIT, Missouri, including Janet Sanders. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 57% provide free consultation.

Janet Sanders

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Kansas City, Missouri ZIP 64106 20.0 mi away 4 lawyers

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Janet Sanders

Firm: Janet Sanders

704 SE 3rd St , Lees Summit , Missouri 64063

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Family , Traffic Violations, Family

Personal and Competent Service at a Reasonable Rate. Over 37 Years Experience. Family Matters such as Administrative Child Support, Administrative Paternity, Adult Abuse, Annulment, Child Abuse and Neglect, Child Protection, Dissolution of Marriage, Family Access Motion, Grandparent Visitation, Minor Guardianship, Juvenile Delinquency, Legal Separation, Motion For Contempt, Motion To Modify, Motion to Terminate, Name Change, Paternity, Pre-Nuptial Agreement, Step-Parent Adoption and Qualified Domestic Relations Orders.. Domestic Relations Practice Primarily in Jackson, Cass and Clay Counties.. Free Consultation for Most Divorce Cases, Traffic Tickets and Municipal Court Matters

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“oved forward, I became very overwhelmed with everything. I would get upset filling out papers and p”

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“Just to get through the door it is $240 "thats her hourly rate and a consultation lasts 45-minutes" Janet got on the phone and stated that "if you are unwilling to pay the $240 the…”

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Missouri - Child support without DNA | Jul 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Missouri Asking for a loved one. What are someone's options that was homeless for years and on hard drugs for over 10years. Evidentially they had child paternity letters being sent to a family member's address during that time. They didn't get them timely. He missed all court dates and requests for DNA testing due to not going to that family members house often and them not getting him the mail. From what we can find out he now has been assigned paternity by default, essentially. He does not believe he is the father. There were three people listed on the paperwork along with him, one of them being John Doe listed another possible dad. He now has back child support for kids he hasn't even been proven to be the father of. Where should he go from here? What are his options?

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