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Missouri Asset Protection Overview

Missouri debtors may only choose from the state bankruptcy exemptions.

Missouri Statutory Creditor Exemptions

For additional detailed information on the use of life insurance, annuities, pension plans, and employee benefit plans for wealth preservation and asset protection, see advanced life insurance

Missouri Homestead

  • The homestead exemption in Missouri is $15,000. The homestead exemption for a mobile home is $1,000. Couples may not double these amounts.

Statute [513.430]

Statute [513.475]

  • Property that is held in tenancy by the entirety may be exempt from the debts owed by one spouse.

See In re Anderson,, 12 B.R. 483 (W.D. Mo. 1981).

Missori Homestead Exemption Cases

Missouri Life Insurance

  • Life insurance proceeds are exempt.

Statute [377.090]

  • Dividends of an unmatured life insurance policy are exempt up to $150,000.

Statute [513.430]

  • A life insurance policy is exempt, if the policy is owned by a woman for her husband.

Statute [376.530]

Missouri Annuities

  • Disability proceeds are exempt.

Statute [513.430]

Missouri IRAs & Pension Plans

IRAs are exempt only to the extent reasonably necessary for the support of the individual and their dependants.

  • ERISA-qualified benefits are exempt.

Statute [513.430]

  • IRAs are exempt.

Statute [513.430]

Missouri IRAs & Pension Plan Cases

 

Missouri Fraudulent Transfers

For additional detailed information relating to fraudulent transfers, including the text of the Uniform Fraudulent Transfers Act, see fraudulent transfers

Missouri Act

Missouri Fraudulent Transfer Cases

Federal Circuit Court

State Appellate Court

Missouri Trusts

For additional detailed information relating to the use of trusts for asset protection, including foreign and domestic asset protection trusts, see trusts.

Missouri Trust Act (Non Self-Settled)

Missouri Trust Act (Spendthrift)

Missouri Business Entities

Missouri Acts

Missouri Charging Order Cases

Missouri Alter Ego & Corporate Veil Cases

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