Kansas Estate Planning Laws
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Welcome to FindLaw's coverage of estate planning Laws in Kansas. Estate planning laws set out requirements for creating a valid will, identify methods for declaring your wishes regarding life-prolonging medical procedures, and describe the probate process in the Sunflower State. Below you will find a collection of articles covering many aspects of estate planning including durable powers of attorney, estate taxes, living wills, general probate and estate tax procedures, and how to write your will. We know that you may have questions after reading these articles. So go ahead and choose a link from the list below for detailed information on estate planning laws and see how a local Kansas lawyer can help you.