A Kansas Petition for Quiet Title is a legal action used to determine ownership rights when there is a dispute over the title of a piece of real estate. The goal of a Kansas Petition for Quiet Title is to settle the dispute between the parties and to establish a clear and certain title for the property. There are two types of Kansas Petitions for Quiet Title: a contested petition and an uncontested petition. A contested petition is when there are two or more parties claiming ownership of the property. The court will hear arguments from each party and make a ruling on who is the rightful owner. An uncontested petition is when two or more parties agree to the ownership of the property but need to clarify the title. This type of petition is usually filed in order to settle a boundary dispute or to clarify the title when it is unclear. In either case, the court will review the evidence presented by the parties and issue a ruling. This ruling will determine who is the rightful owner of the property and will settle any disputes over the title.