When someone is appointed to manage another person's money and property (called a conservator), they have to make a full list of everything that person owns. This list must be done the same way and in the same time frame as when someone dies and their belongings are listed. The list must include property the person owns together with others, all life insurance policies they own, and any money or benefits they get or will get. The list also has to show who is set to receive the person's property outside of a will when they die.
475.145. . — When a has been appointed, an inventory and appraisement of the of the shall be made in the same manner and within the same time and subject to the same requirements as are provided in sections 473.233 to 473.243 for the inventory and appraisement of a . The shall include property as to which the protectee is a or and all policies of life insurance owned by the protectee, whether or not payable to a named , together with a statement of all income and benefits to which the protectee is or be entitled to receive. The inventory shall also disclose any nonprobate transferees to receive nonprobate transfers after the protectee's death.
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Source & history notes
(L. 1955 p. 385 § 310, A.L. 1983 S.B. 44 & 45, A.L. 2018 S.B. 806)
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Notice of conservatorship of disabled persons
RSMo 475.140
Appraisement not required, when
RSMo 475.150
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Protection of persons dealing with conservator
RSMo 475.134
Individual liability of conservator
RSMo 475.132
General duties and powers of conservator of estate
RSMo 475.130
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