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Aug 8, 2025 POLICY STATEMENT: Kentucky State University (KSU) may, from time to time, enter into settlement agreements to resolve disputed legal claims.Read more
A person having legal custody of a minor may settle or compromise and enter into a settlement agreement if paid in cash, by draft or check, by direct deposit,