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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 59 - Probate Code


Current as of: 2009
Article 1General Provisions
Article 2Courts And Their Records
Article 4Homestead And Family Allowances
Article 5Intestate Succession
Article 6Wills
Article 6aElective Share Of Surviving Spouse
Article 7Letters Testamentary And Of Administration
Article 8Estates Of Nonresidents
Article 9Estates Of Intestates Without Heirs
Article 10Partnership Estates
Article 11Bonds
Article 12Inventory And Appraisement
Article 13Classification And Payment Of Demands
Article 14Management And Sale Of Assets
Article 15Accounting And Distribution
Article 16Accounting Of Trustees
Article 17Provisions Applicable To All Estates
Article 20Support Of Patients At Certain Institutions
Article 21Adoption
Article 22Probate Procedure
Article 22aCy-Pres Rule For Charitable Trusts, Devises Or Bequests
Article 23Proceedings For Sale, Lease And Mortgage Of Realty
Article 24Appeals And Transfers
Article 25Rules Of Court
Article 26Miscellaneous
Article 27Estates Of Absentees
Article 28Special Personal Representatives
Article 29Care And Treatment For Mentally Ill Persons
Article 29aCommitment Of Sexually Violent Predators
Article 29bCare And Treatment For Persons With An Alcohol Or Substance Abuse Problem
Article 30Guardians Or Conservators
Article 31Uniform Testamentary Additions To Trusts Act
Article 32Simplified Estates Act
Article 33Informal Administration Act
Article 34Uniform Statutory Rule Against Perpetuities
Article 35Transfer-On-Death

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