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T. Lynn Ward (316) 260-3120 (p) Practicing Family Law Since 1990 Lynn Ward is a family law attorney, whose law offices are located in Wichita, Kansas. Lynn handles divorce, paternity, child custody and support, parenting time, legal separation, annulment, and adoption matters. Lynn's law practice is devoted to representing those going through some of life's toughest challenges—divorce or child custody matters. She is both thorough and thoughtful. She carefully plans a strategy for each case with her client, recognizing that some matters can be resolved through negotiation while others require courtroom litigation. She is experienced and comfortable using either approach. She has argued appeals of domestic cases before the Kansas Court of Appeals and the Kansas Supreme Court. Lynn graduated with honors from Pensacola Christian College, with a Bachelor's Degree in Prelaw. She graduated from Washburn University School of Law with her Juris Doctorate in 1990. She is certified as a domestic mediator, and was one of the first Kansas attorneys trained to handle divorce cases using a collaborative law format. Lynn has been named a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). Founded in 1962, the AAML is committed to encouraging the study, improving the practice, elevating the standards, and advancing the cause of matrimonial law, in order to better protect the welfare of American families. Visit the AAML website at www.AAML.org. Lynn is a founding member and former president of the Central Kansas Collaborative Family Law Practice Group. For more information about the practice group or about collaborative family law, visit www.kscollab.com. See also a article (Adobe Acrobat format) in the Wichita Eagle newspaper featuring collaborative family law. For the past two years, Lynn has co-authored the Family Law chapter of the Annual Survey of Kansas Law with Bradley Manson. The Annual Survey summarizes and analyzes legislation that became law during the previous year, as well as appellate court decisions of the Kansas Supreme Court and the Kansas Court of Appeals for the same period. Click here (Adobe Acrobat Format) for the most recent survey article.
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