Kan. R. Jud. Dist. 10
Except as hereinafter provided, no petition for interlocutory orders in a domestic relations case shall be heard without notice being given to the party against whom the order is sought. Such notice of hearing shall be given in such manner and for such period of time as the presiding judge shall determine to be reasonable under all of the circumstances. No motion for temporary child support shall be granted until a child support worksheet and a domestic relations affidavit are submitted to the court. (SCR 139)
If the judge finds that the party seeking the interlocutory order is in real and present danger of physical harm, or if other exigent circumstances are found by the judge to exist, then the judge may enter an appropriate order ex parte to deal with the emergency and the matter shall be set for hearing with reasonable notice to the other party. No such ex parte orders shall issue until sworn testimony has been taken from the moving party. If other relief is sought by the petition or motion, the petition or motion shall be set for hearing and reasonable notice shall be given.
Kan. R. Jud. Dist. 10