Law Office of Marc A. White PA

08/29/2025

Effective 08/29/2025 our office is closed permanently. If you need to contact the Trustee's office you will contact:

Integrated Trustee Services
3615 SW 29th St
Topeka, KS 66614
(785) 235-0400 or (785) 228-6667
[email protected]

11/16/2021

We apologize, but our office is currently experiencing systemwide outages and we cannot access any information on cases. We hope to have these issues corrected by tomorrow morning

02/16/2021

Due to inclement weather, our office will be closed today.

01/19/2021

NOTICE:

OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SHAWNEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE CLOSURE

We will continue to be available by phone and email

Visit​ https://shawneecourt.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=221 for details

Court Closed Jan. 19 & 20, 2021

07/07/2020

NEW PUBLIC OFFICE HOURS
Effective 7/7/2020

Our office will continue to be available by phone 8 am until 4:30 pm Monday through Thursday and 8 A.M. until 4:00 PM on Fridays

THE PUBLIC WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED IN THE OFFICE BY APPOINTMENT OR DURING THE FOLLOWING DAYS/TIMES:
We will accept all forms of payment in our office on
Wednesdays from 10 A.M. until 2 P.M. and
Fridays from 10 A.M. until 2 P.M.
We will provide you a receipt at the time of payment.

Outside of these times you can pay by credit/debit card over the phone, or if you wish to make an appointment with someone in our office please call (785)235-0400. You can also slide your payment under the door and we will mail you a receipt. Please make sure to provide your name and case number in order to be given proper credit for your payment. Payments without this information will not be processed.

OR

You can pay with cash, check or money order at any KPC PayNear Me station. Instructions and locations for Pay Near Me stations can be found at
www.kspaycenter.com/pay_support-1.aspx

04/10/2020

Here are some answers to the most common questions we are getting regarding the Stimulus payments and common situations caused by COVID-19.

The topics covered in this section are $1200 adult stimulus checks, $500 per child stimulus checks, Modification of current support due to loss of job and Loss of health insurance We will update this section as often as needed.

Q: I have read/heard that my ex's stimulus check can be taken and given to me if he/she is behind on child support. Are you doing this?
A: Just as we are not able to intercept Federal tax refunds, we are also not able to intercept the Federal Stimulus payment for child support. However, we do have other ways of potentially getting these funds. Call our office and speak with your caseworker about this.

Q: I have been laid off/furloughed/let go and I am applying for unemployment. When will you be lowering my support because of this?
A: We will not be modifying anyone's support based on this or any other reason. Our office does not get involved in modifications and your current child support will not change without putting it before the Court to get an order modifying your current child support. If you would like to request a review of your current support amount, you will need to file the appropriate motion with the Court. Further information regarding this can be found in the Helpful Links section at the bottom of this page and in the Frequently Asked Question on our Blog page. Just click on the link that says "Blog" at the top of this page.

Q: My ex claimed the child(ren) in 2018 and I claimed them in 2019. Who will get the $500 Stimulus payment for the child(ren)?
A: You will need to consult your tax advisor or attorney for the answer to this question. We are unable to answer this question for you.

Q: My ex carried health insurance for my child(ren) and they lost their coverage because my ex is not working. What is your office doing about that? What should I do about that?
A: Our role as the District Court Trustee does not involve health insurance coverage for the children so we are unable to do anything about that and unfortunately with this pandemic and many losing their jobs (at least temporarily) it is very possible that health insurance for your children may be affected. If you should find yourself in this situation, some things you can do are: Consult with your attorney as to options, check with your job (if you are still working) to find out what your options are and/or contact the State of Kansas and/or the Health Insurance Marketplace to find out all of the options available to you during this time.

03/30/2020

Current job openings links

https://www.cjonline.com/news/20200328/companies-look-to-hire-for-hundreds-of-open-positions-in-topeka?fbclid=IwAR3Q9ZilCUPIJfxP0OUOxWp7382vb9_4vCXk_bSzJAmIG72l1IvZLvUEtuc

https://www.wibw.com/content/news/Businesses-hiring-in-NE-Kansas-569084801.html

For many Americans, the coronavirus brought with it a fluctuating economy and uncertain job market.But at a time when a growing number of people are

03/25/2020

UPDATE, March 27. Let's talk about child support payments, unemployment and new job options:

We realize that there are several businesses temporarily closed and lots of people out of work. However, there are also new jobs being created which desperately need to be filled during this time. You can find an ongoing updated list of places hiring here: https://www.wibw.com/content/news/Businesses-hiring-in-NE-Kansas-569084801.html

Also, many of you will qualify for unemployment. When you get your unemployment payment each week we STRONGLY encourage you to continue making payments because this is a debt that will continue to grow. It will never go away until it is completely paid in full. You can call our office to find out what your weekly payment amount is. We do NOT expect you to pay the entire monthly amount out of one check. We're pretty reasonable like that.

You can be proactive in helping yourself stay on top of support AND help get money to the other parent FOR YOUR CHILDREN which is so desperately needed during these times because many of those parents find themselves out of work too! It is all of our jobs to make sure the children get what they need--It is your job to help make sure YOUR children get what they need. And remember, these payments MUST go through the Kansas Payment Center to be credited to your account.

Call our office with any questions you may have or to report a new job! (785) 235-0400.

Please feel free to share this as many times as it takes to get the word out to folks!

Kansas News Leader

03/19/2020

Our office doors are closed to the public effective today but we are still available by phone! If you need to make a payment you can call us and pay with a credit or debit card over the phone. We are not able to process cash or money order payments at this time. If you need to pay by cash or money order you can find a Pay Near Me station and other payment options at

Pay Online:   You can pay your support payment online using a debit/credit card or using a direct transfer from a bank account. To do this, you need to sign up for the KPC’s Electronic Payment System (KPCpay)

03/17/2020

COVID-19 INFORMATION REGARDING SHAWNEE COUNTY CHILD/FAMILY SUPPORT COURT:

As you are aware, we are under some limitations with regards to the virus and limitations on social interaction. We want you to know we are following CDC guidelines with regards to maintaining our office space for your safety, and the safety of our employees.

Currently, the Court has decided there will be no child support dockets at the Stormont-Vail Events Center, Agricultural Hall until April 3rd, 2020 at the soonest. There may be additional delays in hearings going forward as well.

Additionally, the Child Support Docket set for Division 6 on March 18, 2020 at 10:00 am has been postponed until June 17, 2020 at 10:00 am.

We will be mailing notices of these changes to your attorneys if you have one, and your last known address on file in our office if you do not have an attorney.

Please note that with these limits on interaction we may find ourselves in a situation where payments may be delayed or stopped altogether.

With the rapidly changing situation, we will be updating the website as often as necessary. Please check back here, or our our website regularly for any updates or changes. You can also see current court information on their website.

www.whitelawdct.com.

http://shawneecourt.org/AlertCenter.aspx?AID=ALERTS-44