What are the statute of limitations on a bad check in the state of Kansas?

Full question:

What are the statute of limitations on a bad check in the state of Kansas? I wrote a bad check almost ten years ago and I thought that it had been taken care of, but I received a letter saying that I have an arrest warrant because of this.

  • Category: Debts and Credit
  • Subcategory: Bad Checks
  • Date:
  • State: National

Answer:

The time to charge for a bad check offense is 5 years in Kansas, but may be tolled for time the person is hidden or out of state. However, once charged, a warrant doesn't expire.

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FAQs

Yes, you can face legal issues if someone writes you a bad check. While the person who issued the check is primarily responsible, you may need to take action to recover your funds. If the check bounces, you might be required to notify the issuer and give them a chance to make it right. If they fail to do so, you may consider legal options to collect the debt.