Riling, Burkhead & Nitcher
has been engaged in the general practice of law for 100 years representing the working class in the State of Kansas.  We are proud of our heritage and the history of representing the working class.  The general practice of law has allowed us to help people with their estate and gift planning and through the probate process.  We have represented persons in divorce, criminal and traffic cases. We have helped several generations of people receive compensation for injuries they have suffered.

We are proud to be the Kansas Provider Firm for Pre-Paid Legal Services.  Pre-Paid Legal Services has a goal of providing affordable legal services for the middle class.  Pre-Paid Legal's goal fits well with Riling, Burkhead & Nitcher's history of service to the working class.  When Riling, Burkhead & Nitcher took over as the provider law firm for Kansas, we had 2,100 members in the State. As of July 2007, the membership base had grown to over 13,000 members.   Our office has developed a highly qualified network of referral attorneys throughout the State of Kansas.  If you are interested in being a referral attorney, please visit this area at our web site to learn how to qualify as a referral attorney. 

Our law firm survived 100 years by staying in touch with the changing times.  We have a fully networked computer system with an extensive research library that we can access from each attorney's desk.  We also have access to the Internet that has a wealth of information. On this web site you will find general information to help you answer some questions that you might have about general legal matters.  On specific legal matters you should always contact an attorney for advice. Many of the links we have on this web site are to the Kansas Bar Association's web site.  http://www.ksbar.org/ We thank them for their help and continued leadership. 

NOTICE

 The information contained in this web site is intended to convey general information about Riling, Burkhead & Nitcher.  This web site is not intended as an offer to represent you.  We cannot accept representation in every case because of conflict of interest and other considerations.  Should you choose to send e-mails to us you should be advised that this information is not considered to be confidential and does not create an Attorney/Client relationship.  Information contained on this web site is for general information and should not be substituted for the advice of an attorney.