Kansas is not a “no bond state.” Bail can be set and posted in Kansas, but some serious charges may result in a denial of bail.…

Leaving the country with a pending felony can violate bail conditions and lead to arrest. It’s important to check with legal counsel and the court before making travel plans.…

To bail someone out of jail in Kansas, determine the bail amount, then pay it in full to the court or use a bail bond service, which requires a fee (usually 10% of the bail amount).…

To get a bond reduction in Kansas, a motion must be filed in court, and a judge will decide after considering various factors.…

Whether cash or bonds are better depends on your financial goals and risk tolerance. Cash is safer but typically yields lower returns, while bonds can offer higher returns but with some risk.…

Banks can cash certain types of bonds, like U.S. savings bonds. For other bonds, they can assist in selling them on the market.…

You generally cannot borrow money directly from bonds you own, but you can sell them or use them as collateral for a loan.…

A bonded title in Kansas is issued to prove vehicle ownership when the original title is missing, lost, or damaged. It’s a certification that allows you to register and sell the vehicle.…

Violating bond conditions in Kansas can result in the bond being revoked, meaning you could be returned to jail and face additional legal consequences.…

For a bail bond, you usually pay 10% to a bail bondsman, not the full 100%. For investment bonds, you pay the full face value.…