Tenant won't move out in Kansas
When the right to occupy has ended and the landlord has not consented to continued occupancy, Kansas § 58-2570(c) permits an action for possession. Before filing, § 61-3803 requires a notice to leave allowing three consecutive 24-hour periods, with two additional days if mailed. K.S.A. §§ 58-2570(c), 61-3803
Verify the actual expiration or termination and any cure conditions.
Check consent, a new agreement and rent accepted without reservation.
Record delivery time and rental time zone; mail adds two days.
The court decides possession; use lawful sheriff enforcement.
What happens next
The tool prepares a statutory notice to leave only after supported ending and consent facts. Existing cases and disputed termination receive court review.
Start the Kansas toolLegal information reviewed October 5, 2026. LandlordAnswers is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.