Baumgartner Law Office
500 N Main St Ste 152, Newton, KS
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500 N Main St Ste 152, Newton, KS
725 N Main St, Newton, KS
109 E 7th St, Newton, KS
118 N Main St, Newton, KS
725 N Main St., Newton, KS
110 E Broadway St, Newton, KS
121 E 5th St, Newton, KS
713 N Main St, Newton, KS
111 E 7th St, Newton, KS
500 N Main St Ste 207, Newton, KS
Newton is the seat of Harvey County, in south-central Kansas along Interstate 135 between Wichita and Salina. The city grew up as a division point on the Santa Fe Railway, and that history still shows up in business and real estate work tied to rail and freight operations. Civil and criminal cases from the area are heard in Harvey County's district court, and firms based in Newton often cover surrounding smaller communities in the county as well.
Confirm that any attorney's license is active through the Kansas Supreme Court's attorney records, and check for public disciplinary history before hiring. Ask whether the firm regularly appears in Harvey County's district court and who will actually be handling your case day to day. Settle on how you'll be billed — contingency, hourly or flat fee — and get the agreement in writing before work begins.
Legal aid organizations serving south-central Kansas assist income-eligible Harvey County residents with housing, family and public benefits matters. Area bar associations run lawyer referral services that connect people with attorneys for a modest consultation fee, and Kansas's courts publish self-help materials for small claims and similar matters people choose to handle on their own.
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This page is general information, not legal advice. Laws change and every case is different — talk to a licensed Kansas attorney about your situation.
Updated 2026-10-02.