Kansas SB433 prohibits certain conduct and improper collection of veterans benefits fees and requires mandatory counseling for benefit claims.
Kansas SB433 aims to protect veterans and their families from unscrupulous practices in the veterans benefits claims process. The bill prohibits contracts with for-profit veterans benefits matter claims service providers from requiring the release of access credentials, waiving rights under the Kansas consumer protection act, or waiving rights under federal law. It mandates that contracts are void if they include such provisions. The bill also requires mandatory counseling for potential claimants before entering into any veterans benefit matter contract.
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