Know the Laws: Kansas
Most of the laws relevant to domestic violence and sexual assault are based on state law.
Information about protection from abuse orders in Kansas.
This section provides information about custody, residency, and parenting time in Kansas.
State-specific information about abduction prevention orders, which can be used as a tool in trying to prevent parental kidnapping. For additional general information about parental kidnapping, which could be relevant to Kansas residents, click on General Parental Kidnapping Information below.
General information (not state-specific) about the basic steps to get a divorce.
General information (not state-specific) about crimes the abuser may have committed.
If you are a victim of domestic violence, then it may be illegal for the abuser to buy or have a gun.
You may have a right to sue your abuser for medical costs, lost wages, and to recover your property.
Immigration information for victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse.
Under federal law, which applies to all states, an abuser may lose his right to have a gun.
Information about military protection orders and confidentiality on military bases.
Information about tribal laws related to domestic violence and sexual abuse.
A get is a divorce under Jewish law.