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The Kansas Supreme Court adopted Supreme Court Rule 712B to:
establish a process by which nonprofit legal service providers or law school clinics can be approved to use retired, inactive, or single-employer attorneys to provide pro bono services; and
identify the requirements and create an authorization process for attorneys who wish to provide these services.
Supreme Court Rule 712B: Pro Bono or Low-Cost Legal Services Provided by Retired, Inactive, or Single-Employer Attorneys
Rule 712B identifies these forms to be used to request the approval or authorization: Legal Service Providers or Law School Clinics
Provider or Clinic Application
Provider or Clinic Renewal
Attorneys
Attorney Authorization Application
Affidavit of Attorney for Renewal
Termination of Attorney
These rules include references to Rule 712b:
Supreme Court Rule 201: Jurisdiction
Supreme Court Rule 208: Registration
Supreme Court Rule 712: Restricted Licensure of Attorneys Performing Legal Services for Single Employers
Supreme Court Rule 122: Electronic Filing and Service by Electronic Means