About Alan W.
Alan W. Rosenak built his legal foundation at Washburn University School of Law, earning his J.D. in 1983. His training there set the stage for a career centered on family law practice in Kansas. He remains connected to the legal community in the region and across collaborative practice networks.
His professional path led him to establish and lead Rosenak Family Law, LLC, where he serves as Principal. He manages a practice that handles divorce matters, custody disputes, and related family law concerns. He combines traditional case work with mediated and collaborative approaches. Colleagues note that his practice often emphasizes negotiation and settlement rather than prolonged litigation.
Rosenak has long participated in organizations that promote alternative dispute resolution. He has been a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals since 2015. He joined the Heartland Mediators Association in 2014. Locally, he holds membership on the board of the Collaborative Divorce Professionals of Kansas City and is an active member of that organization. He also has maintained membership in a professional association since 1986, reflecting several decades of engagement with peer groups and continuing education.
Those memberships shape how he approaches cases. He uses collaborative methods to help families exchange information, narrow issues, and craft settlements outside the courtroom when possible. He also serves as a mediator in disputes where a neutral third party can help the parties reach an agreement. His work spans the practical mechanics of settlement and the interpersonal dynamics that influence outcomes.
Clients and other attorneys describe him as pragmatic in case strategy and careful in managing procedural matters. He handles the paperwork and court filings that family law demands. He also prepares clients for settlement sessions and for negotiations that can resolve financial and custodial disputes. He brings years of hands-on experience to these tasks.
Rosenak practices in Kansas and continues to participate in programs that train lawyers and mediators in collaborative techniques. He balances court appearances with mediated sessions and collaborative meetings. His current practice concentrates on family law, collaborative divorce, and mediation in Kansas.
