CINC proceedings involve highly sensitive family information. Do not post case details or attempt to bypass court-access restrictions.
Quick facts
- Court
- Juvenile Courthouse
- Address
- 1900 E Morris St
- Records
- Restricted / confidential
- Court phone
- 316-660-5900
What CINC means
Child-in-need-of-care proceedings address a child's safety and welfare under Kansas law. They are different from juvenile-offender cases, private custody disputes, and criminal prosecutions, even when multiple systems are involved.
Follow authorized case contacts
Parents, guardians, children, foster caregivers, attorneys, guardians ad litem, caseworkers, and the court have distinct roles. Use the most recent notice and the assigned professional for case-specific instructions.
- Keep the case number and latest order available.
- Attend every required hearing, visit, meeting, and evaluation.
- Preserve proof of completed services and communications.
- Tell counsel promptly about barriers or urgent safety issues.
Public search is intentionally limited
A CINC matter may not appear in public CaseSearch or ordinary records access. That restriction protects children and families. Absence from a public search is not evidence that no case exists.
Official sources and next steps
These links open the government, court, or public-service organization responsible for the information.
Common questions
Is CINC the same as a custody case between parents?
No. They are different legal proceedings, though family circumstances may overlap.
Can I search the child's case online?
Do not expect public access. Contact the court or an authorized case professional.
Can this site contact a caseworker?
No. Use contact information supplied in the official case documents.
Who can explain my rights?
A qualified lawyer can provide advice. Court staff and this guide cannot represent a party.