Privacy Protections on Probate Cases
Kansas allows confidential information to be publicly accessible with written consent.
Information ordered to be confidential by a court may be accessible:
(1) Upon the written consent or request of the current or former protected person, their guardian or conservator;
(2) Upon the written request of any attorney representing any party;
(3) Upon an order by a court needing the information to conduct proceedings; and
(4) To certain agencies, if these pledge not to disclose patient names to unauthorized parties.