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A Kansas self-proving affidavit is a legal document confirming the authenticity of a last will and testament. Following the death of a testator (creator of will), the self-proving affidavit will be presented to court officials to prove that the individual’s will was created voluntarily, competently, and in accordance with State law. This procedure enables the will to…

Kansas name change forms can be used to request a legal name change for an adult or a minor who has lived in the state for at least 60 days. If a parent wishes to change their child’s last name to that of the other parent, or to a hyphenated name containing both parents’ last…

A Kansas do not resuscitate (DNR) order form is a document stating a person’s decision not to have any resuscitative procedures administered by medical personnel should their heart or breathing stop. Although a patient who requests a DNR will not be given CPR or other such procedures, they may be provided non-resuscitative comfort-related medical care….

A Kansas security deposit demand letter is a letter sent by a tenant when a landlord fails to return the tenant’s security deposit at the end of a lease agreement. It is mandatory by law that landlords return a tenant’s security deposit within thirty (30) days of the tenant vacating the premises. Failure to do so…

The Kansas employment contract agreement is used to create conditions that dictate the manner in which a working relationship will progress and operate. An employer may find it beneficial to implement a contract agreement as it provides proof of an employee’s compliance with their terms. The employer’s terms may include but are not limited to details regarding disability leave,…

A Kansas independent contractor agreement is a legally binding contract between an independent contractor and the entity (person, business, etc.) that hired them. Both parties will negotiate terms for the agreement, adding provisions that protect themselves and their business interests. The main objective is to establish the type of service(s) to be performed by the…

A Kansas residential purchase and sale agreement is a contract that includes the terms and conditions for the sale of real property from a seller to a buyer. The agreement provides the terms and conditions of the sale, including the sales price, the manner in which the buyer will provide the financial consideration, and the closing…

The Kansas subcontractor agreement is used to set forth terms and conditions for an exchange of services rendered for financial compensation. A contractor presents such an agreement to a subcontractor proposing that they complete a job on a particular project that requires their specialized skills (construction, engineering, technology, or other trade). The subcontractor should look…

A Kansas commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement formalizes a real estate transaction between a seller and potential buyer. Both parties will have a real estate agent and most likely an attorney look over the document. Things the buyer will have to consider before signing the contract are the condition of the property (although…

A Kansas real estate agent listing agreement is a contract that outlines a realtor’s rights and obligations regarding a transaction for the sale of real estate. When a realtor agrees to sell an individual’s property, the listing agreement will be implemented so that the parties may define terms such as the type of agreement (e.g., exclusive right…