Ending a Kansas tenancy
Kansas § 58-2570 requires at least seven days' written notice for weekly tenancies. Monthly tenancies terminate on a periodic rent-paying date at least thirty days after receipt. A definite term does not become monthly merely because monthly rent is reserved; read renewal and ending conditions. K.S.A. § 58-2570(a)–(c); § 60-206
Identify the actual term and renewal provisions.
Weekly notice allows at least seven days.
Monthly notice ends on an established rent-paying date at least thirty days after receipt.
A later holdover requires the statutory notice to leave before a lawsuit.
What happens next
The tool supports weekly and monthly notices using the verified 2026 holiday calendar. Variable month-end payment dates and special agreement terms require individual review.
Start the Kansas toolLegal information reviewed October 5, 2026. LandlordAnswers is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.