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A Kansas limited power of attorney allows a person to tailor the powers they are granting to a specific time or circumstance. It is important they find the right person to be their agent and they carefully describe the powers being granted so they can’t be interpreted any broader than intended. Laws Statutes – Article 6 —…

A Kansas general power of attorney documents the authority being conferred by a principal to an agent of their choosing. This type of paperwork can deliver widespread general financial decision-making powers to the agent therefore, it is important that each party is crystal clear on the expectations the other will have. This type of delegation…

A Kansas durable financial power of attorney is a document that transfers legal powers from one person (“principal”) to a trusted representative (“agent”). It can go into effect at the principal’s behest, with the main purpose of the “durable” term meaning that the form will remain valid even if the principal should become incapacitated. Therefore,…

A Kansas termination lease letter form provides the means for a tenant or landlord wishing to terminate a month-to-month lease. This is a very important document as it will satisfy a legal requirement when terminating such an agreement. The 2006 Kansas Code Chapter 58, Article 25 places the responsibility of giving thirty days’ notice when…

A Kansas sublease agreement delivers a flexible subleasing contract that may be used to solidify a significant range of terms between a sub-lessor and sub-lessee. For one, it allows both parties to enter either a fixed-term, a month-to-month, or even a week-to-week lease term.  This time period will play a vital factor since it must…

A Kansas standard residential lease agreement is a fixed-term arrangement between a landlord and tenant for the use of property in exchange for rent. This is the most popular type of residential lease usually lasting for a 1-year term. Before signing, the parties will usually negotiate the terms of the lease and the landlord will…

A Kansas roommate agreement may be used between roommates wishing to solidify their arrangement in writing. Once the agreement is signed, it becomes a binding contract between the signees. It should be noted that this agreement will only act in such a way between the roommates and not the property owner/property manager. Generally, only one…

A Kansas month-to-month rental agreement is a type of lease that allows the landlord or tenant to cancel with thirty (30) days’ notice. This is common for seasonal or short-term tenants, although can go as long as both parties agree to continue the arrangement. The tenant will be expected to act in accordance with State…

A Kansas rent-to-own lease agreement is a contract that rents a property to a tenant and gives them an option to purchase the property. The option will exist during the lease term and, if the tenant doesn’t buy, the contract will end like a standard lease. The landlord will usually screen the tenant to ensure…

A Kansas commercial lease agreement is a legally binding contract between a commercial tenant and a property owner or landlord. Typically used for retail, industrial, or office space, the lease agreement outlines all the important provisions of the arrangement, such as lease duration, rent, renewal, security deposit, and subleasing. Because commercial leases tend to have…