County Attorney FAQ

If you are a victim of a crime please contact the County Attorney Office and/or the Sheriff Department. 

 You report a crime to the Phillips County Sheriff Office. 

No, after checking the report it is up to the County Attorney whether charges are filed. The County Attorney will take your opinion into consideration when making decisions.

Yes – you need to make sure the Sheriff Department and the County Attorney know your position.

If there has been an attorney appointed for you or you have retained an attorney this is who you would contact.  If you are processed, you can ask the County Attorney. 

 A diversion agreement is an agreement between the County Attorney and the Defendant where the defendant has to meet certain obiligations and upon meeting all of those obligations the case is dismissed. 

The County Attorney's Office has a diversion application to pick up, complete and return it with a $10 diversion application fee. The County Attorney will determine if you are diversion eligible. 

If you have questions regarding child support please contact our attorney or Sunflower Services in Hays, Kansas. 785-621-2521

For questions regarding divorce please contact a privately retained attorney.

For Municipal Court tickers please contact the Phillipsburg City Office at 785-543-5234

Please contact the Phillips County Clerk of the District Court at 785-543-6830 and they can assist you.