Kansas § 75-6205 Same; minimum debt setoff; maximum setoff against earnings

Kansas Statutes

§ 75-6205 — Same; minimum debt setoff; maximum setoff against earnings

Kansas § 75-6205

Ch. 75STATE DEPARTMENTS; PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Art. 62SETOFF AGAINST DEBTORS OF THE STATE, MUNICIPALITIES AND CERTAIN FOREIGN STATES

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Bluebook

Kan. Stat. Ann. § 75-6205 (2026).

Text

(a)The director shall not effect final setoff and collect debts through use of the remedy established under this act unless the debt is equal to or greater than $25.

(b)The use of setoff against earnings of a debtor shall be subject to the same dollar limitations and dollar restrictions as are provided by law for wage garnishment. The maximum amount of the disposable earnings of an individual which will be subject to setoff to enforce any order for the support of any person shall not exceed 50% of the debtor's disposable earnings unless the state agency or municipality submits satisfactory information to the director indicating that a greater percentage is applicable and authorized by law.

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(a) The director shall not effect final setoff and collect debts through use of the remedy established under this act unless the debt is equal to or greater than $25.
(b) The use of setoff against earnings of a debtor shall be subject to the same dollar limitations and dollar restrictions as are provided by law for wage garnishment. The maximum amount of the disposable earnings of an individual which will be subject to setoff to enforce any order for the support of any person shall not exceed 50% of the debtor's disposable earnings unless the state agency or municipality submits satisfactory information to the director indicating that a greater percentage is applicable and authorized by law.