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With its primary location in Wichita and a satellite location in Yates Center, the law firm of Case, Moses, Zimmerman & Martin, P. A. is a leading multi-purpose law firm serving its clients’ needs throughout the state of Kansas.

The attorneys in Case, Moses, Zimmerman & Martin are active in many of the most prestigious and important legal organizations. Their activity and involvement in these organizations allows them to better serve their clients by keeping the members of the firm ahead of the curve in terms of trends and legal education. Here is a list of just some of the organizations with which they are involved- including links to the organizations’ websites.

Case, Moses, Zimmerman & Martin, P. A. has had much success, handling individuals’ needs in cases such as auto accidents, bankruptcy, DUI/DWI, criminal matters, wills, trusts, estates, serving the legal needs of small to mid-size businesses, the transactional needs of the banking community, plus fulfilling the personal and business requirements of the owners and employees of all types of  businesses.

Although the firm is well known for its business bankruptcy success, the firm also aggressively represents individuals when litigation is needed. The firm of Case, Moses, Zimmerman & Martin, P.A. has an enviable record of success in personal injury, business litigation, criminal defense and other areas. Its attorneys have expertise representing individuals, businesses and creditors in Chapter 7, 11, 12 and 13 bankruptcy cases.

  • Alternative Disputes
  • Automobile Accidents
  • Banking
  • Bankruptcy/Business
  • Corporate
  • Criminal
  • Education Law
  • Elder Law
  • Estates and Wealth
  • Family Law
  • Juvenile Court
  • Labor Law
  • Litigation
  • Personal Injury
  • Planning
  • Reorganization
  • Resolution
  • School Law


The attorneys at Case, Moses, Zimmerman, and Martin are pleased to offer their services and advice via the Kansas Legal Line.  Please feel free to submit questions you have concerning your situation and a qualified representative from Case, Moses, Zimmerman, and Martin will respond as quickly as possible.

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DEBT RELIEF AGENCY NOTICE

Case, Moses, Zimmerman & Martin, P.A., designated as a Federal Debt Relief Agency by and Act of Congress, has assisted clients in bankruptcy related matters for more than 25 years.

 

  • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Can I save a home from foreclosure if I file for bankruptcy?
      • I had a personal injury settlement. How do I know if I received what was due to me? For some reason, I think I received the short end of the stick.
      • I was recently rear ended and have pretty severe whiplash. I can’t work more than 6 hours and have to go to physical therapy for my back and neck. Is this considered serious personal injury?
      • What is average time it should take to settle a personal injury suit with an insurance company resulting from a traffic accident? Also, if the insurance company refuses to offer a reasonable settlement, what it the next step the injured party can take?
      • How long do you have to file a personal injury lawsuit against a defendant in a criminal assault case, where serious injuries were sustained?
      • Is domestic violence a form of personal injury – not just toward myself but my two children who are under the age of six? Do I have a personal injury case if I am? Verbally, mentally and physically abused from my husband?
      • Can an accident at work be considered as a personal injury?
      • I had a car wreck. The other driver has no insurance. What can I do?
      • I was rear-ended and the other driver’s insurance company is telling the accident is partly my fault. What should I do?
      • I had a car accident. The other driver’s insurance company wants to see my medical records. Should I let them?
      • My dad died in a truck accident. My mom doesn’t want to sue the truck driver. Can I sue?
      • My son was killed two years ago and we never filed a suit. Is it too late?
      • My teenage son caused a car wreck and the other person is hurt. Can the person he hit sue me?
      • My husband purchased new tires and brakes on October 27, on Nov 16 he was driving down the highway and his left rear wheel fell off. He ended up in the ditch and his car was totaled. Can I file a claim with the tire store?
      • We owned a business and an employee stole from one of our clients. We had to pay the client back. The court ordered the employee to repay the business but she never has. We have since sold the business. I consider it wrong that the legal system has allowed her to basically get off free on this. There seems to be no checks & balances on this type thing. Any chance we can still recoup the loss?
      • My wife and I got married about 3 yrs ago. Her then 5 year old daughter who has come to call me dad has not had any contact with her bio. father. I was wondering what I had to do to get the adoption process going and an approximate cost?
      • Are there any attorneys in Wichita who could help me with my custody and child support issues that are out of control right now? I do not even have visitation like I should. She moved out of state without notifying me. I am currently paying child support, back child support, and paying insurance coverage for two children I have not seen in 5 years. My wife and daughter now are suffering because of this.
      • What does mean in a Kansas court that charges are dropped due to insufficient legal evidence as a whole?
      • My boyfriend has been paying a very high premium on his insurance. When checking around, he found that it showed an accident on his record. The information was not correct. There was no accident. So basically they had the information incorrect all this time and charging higher premiums for him. Is there any way he can get the extra money that he paid back. It was their mistake, and I have heard of this happening often for them to get more money.
      • My husband just found out that the mother of his child no longer is carrying insurance on the child even though she is the one who is suppose to. A Kansas court said that they couldn't make her carry insurance. What can we do to make her get insurance, if anything?
      • According to Kansas bankruptcy law, if my house is part of my bankruptcy how long can we stay here without making a payment?
      • When a 12-year old child decides he wants to live with the non custodial parent – does that require a new court order or can the child just say he wants to leave his primary house and go?
      • When I was young my Grandmother was given a painting by her boss. It was always intended for it to be passed down to my sister and I. My Grandfather died about 5 years ago. Now his third wife and her family are trying to keep the painting. This is all part of a trust set up for my sister and I. The bank that is in charge of the trust just so happened to misplace the one page in my Grandmothers Will that states that the painting is to go to my sister and I. Furthermore, the bank allowed my Grandfather to cash in shares and move money around from accounts that he was not authorized to do so. The Bank in charge of the trust does not seem to be looking after our best interests as beneficiaries. Do I have any legal rights in Kansas to go after the Bank for mismanagement of the Trust?
      • My son wants to come live with me. I want to know how old does he have to be to get to decide who he can live with.
       
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