Conservator of the estate of nonresident minors and disabled persons
If a minor or disabled person lives in another state but owns property in Missouri, a Missouri court can appoint someone to manage that property. That appointed person has the same powers and responsibilities as someone managing property for a Missouri resident.
475.095. of s and . — 1. If any minor or and residing without this state has any within this state, the of the county in which the estate or any part thereof is located may appoint some to be conservator of the estate of the minor or disabled person and the which is first lawfully granted of the estate of the minor or disabled person extends to all of the estate of such person within this state and excludes the of every other court.
2. The court and the conservator of the estate of the minor or disabled person have the same powers and shall perform the same duties, and are under the same and requirements, in all respects, as far as the same may apply, as provided in this code for the court and the of estates of resident minors and disabled persons.
(RSMo 1939 §§ 386, 503, A.L. 1955 p. 385 § 301, A.L. 1978 H.B. 1634, A.L. 1983 S.B. 44 & 45)
Prior revisions: 1929 §§ 386, 504; 1919 §§ 382, 500; 1909 §§ 414, 530
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Related Missouri laws
Conservator, authorized exercise of powers
RSMo 475.094
Conservator or guardian ad litem
RSMo 475.097
Court may authorize participation in family trust
RSMo 475.093
Protective arrangements and single transactions, court's powers
RSMo 475.092
Court's powers, estates or affairs of minors or disabled persons
RSMo 475.091
Bond of conservator of estate of minor or disabled person
RSMo 475.100
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