When a conservator (someone who manages another person's money or property) owes money or property to the person they were managing for, the court orders that money or property to be returned. If the conservator does not comply, the court can force them to pay by seizing their assets or wages, and can go after the people who backed the conservator financially as well.
475.300. for payment to of amount due. — The court shall order payment of the amount found to be due, and the of any , property, rights or credits belonging to the protectee, to the protectee, or to the , or to the of the protectee, or other person by the court, as the case may be, and the order by or against the and his .
(RSMo 1939 § 431, A.L. 1955 p. 385 § 341, A.L. 1983 S.B. 44 & 45)
Prior revisions: 1929 § 432; 1919 § 428; 1909 § 458
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Related Missouri laws
Death of conservator, personal representative to make settlement
RSMo 475.295
Enforcement of order of payment
RSMo 475.305
Final settlement required, when
RSMo 475.290
Estate delivered by resident conservator to foreign guardian or conservator, when
RSMo 475.310
Receipt by protectee, successor or others, discharge
RSMo 475.315
Death of protectee, distribution of estate
RSMo 475.320
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