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 statute of limitations for charging someone with a bad check in Kansas is five years. However, this time limit can be extended if the person is hiding or is out of state. It's important to note that once a person is charged, an arrest warrant does not expire.
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