Sometimes. An attorney diversion program does exist in Kansas, but it is not available to everyone and not available in all situations. Participation in the Kansas attorney diversion program requires that whatever caused the violation can be cured with treatment or education. An attorney who receives a diversion must stipulate that he or she violated a rule of professional conduct. Diversion is prohibited in cases involving self-dealing, dishonesty, or a breach of a fiduciary duty. If you have a disciplinary record, you will probably be disqualified from participating in a diversion program.