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Unfortunately, Kansas does not have a specific law that requires law enforcement to remove firearms from individuals who are prohibited from having them.1 You may want to specifically ask the judge to include a term in the protection from abuse order that says how the abuser has to give up (relinquish) his/her firearms.
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