Kansas SB485 mandates landlords to consider all lawful income when evaluating tenant qualifications, seals eviction court records, and requires.
Kansas SB485 amends the residential landlord-tenant act to require landlords to consider all lawful income when evaluating tenant qualifications. It mandates the automatic sealing of court records in eviction cases governed by the act, with provisions for unsealing under specific conditions. The bill also requires mediation in eviction cases unless the court determines it would not materially aid the parties. Additionally, it mandates the expungement of certain eviction court records after two years unless another judgment is entered within that period.
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