Kansas Rule 1.5 governs how attorneys in Kansas may set and charge legal fees. It is part of the Kansas Rules of Professional Conduct (KRPC) and ensures that all attorney fees are fair, transparent, and based on ethical standards. The…
Rule 115 in Kansas refers to the regulation found in the Kansas Supreme Court Rules that governs how attorneys formally enter and withdraw from legal representation in Kansas district courts. The full name is Kansas Supreme Court Rule 115, Entry…
In Kansas, registered sex offenders are not required to personally tell their neighbors that they are on the registry. State law does not mandate door-to-door notification or direct contact with the community. Instead, sex offenders must register their information with…
In Kansas, sex offenders do not personally have to notify their neighbors after release, but their information is made public through the state’s offender registry. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) manages the official sex offender registry, which lists names,…
If you break a bond, also known as violating the terms of your bail, it can lead to serious legal and financial consequences. A bond is a legal agreement that allows a person to be released from jail while awaiting…