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Fair Debt Collection in Kansas - The State Attorney General oversees the Fair Debt Collection Act in Kansas. This link gives information on the act, links to frequently asked questions and an on-line complaint form if you believe your rights have been violated. Remember that your legitimate debts cannot be erased but the collector must proceed fairly under the laws of the State	Debt and Debt Collection
Free Legal Information from Nolo - This site offers a large amount of free legal information, though it often steers you toward their books. The books are usually available in your public library so you won't have to buy them. This is a great place to start when looking for basic information on just about any legal topic.	Disability Rights Employment Family Law Health Care Housing Public Benefits General ProBono Net ProBono Net
Home Improvement Programs - Variety of useful links to repair or improve your home. Resources for grants (free money), if you qualify, as well as property tax rebates. Home repair and improvement can increase the value of your home or simply make it safer.	Housing Home Purchase, Improvement and Foreclosure
Kansas Chapter 61 case summons - This form is used, along with a Petition, to notify a defendant that a Limited Action case has been filed against them.	Landlord/Tenant Court Forms
Legal Terminology - This is a list of terms that are used on legal documents or in court.	Disability Rights Employment Family Law Health Care Housing Public Benefits General
Request no further contact from creditor - This letter can be sent to a bill collector or creditor when you wish no further directcontact from them attempting to collect the debt. A debtor is allowed to make this request under the Fair Debt Collection Act. NOTE: The collector may choose to file a law suit as the debtor as a response to this letter, since that type of contact is not covered by this letter. No type of communication can prevent a creditor from filling a collection action.	Debt and Debt Collection

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