Even if you have reached an agreement, it is still advisable to get legal counsel in a divorce. It is important for each party to get independent advice from an attorney so that they understand their rights under the equitable distribution system that Kansas has in place for property division. While child support and custody determinations may be changed up until the child is an adult, the division of property, debts, and orders of maintenance cannot be changed later. I have seen way too many people realize they made mistakes that cannot be undone later because they did not have the advice of attorney at the time of divorce. Typically, a divorce includes decisions that will greatly affect your financial wellbeing for years to come so it is usually worth the money to make sure it is handled correctly. If you do decide to represent yourself there are forms and instructions on the Kansas Judicial Council website found here: https://www.kansasjudicialcouncil.org/legal-forms/divorce