Vehicle Repossession Legalities Kansas

Summary

Once a vehicle is sold and paid for in Kansas, repossession is generally not allowed. However, if the buyer fails to transfer the title, it can lead to legal complications. Its recommended to contact the Kansas Department of Revenue, request a duplicate title, and keep records of all interactions with the buyer. Consulting a local attorney for personalized advice is advisable.

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I have a question about a sold vehicle
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I live in Wichita Kansas. I sold a vehicle in February and the buyer has not registered it in their name. We have a contract. Can I repo the vehicle even if it's paid for?
In Kansas, once the car is sold and paid for, you generally cannot repossess it. However, failure to transfer title can lead to legal issues. It's advisable to:
- Contact Kansas Department of Revenue
- Ask for a duplicate title
- Keep records of all interactions with the buyer
Please consult a local attorney for further assistance.