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Missouri recognizes statutory marital interests in real property for non-titled spouses. These are referred to in the statutes as Marital Rights and in most cases require the joinder or waiver of marital rights of a non-titled spouse in any conveyance. [https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2017/title-xxxi/chapter-474/section-474.150/ MO Rev Stat § 474.150 (2017)]. | Missouri recognizes statutory marital interests in real property for non-titled spouses. These are referred to in the statutes as Marital Rights and in most cases require the joinder or waiver of marital rights of a non-titled spouse in any conveyance. [https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2017/title-xxxi/chapter-474/section-474.150/ MO Rev Stat § 474.150 (2017)]. | ||
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| + | * A Non-Title Holding Spouse must execute any deed of conveyance or deed of trust. There is no civil union in Missouri. | ||
| + | * Non-Title holding spouse may waive spousal rights and thereafter not sign deed, mortgage or deed of trust. | ||
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Revision as of 19:37, 2 August 2018
Contents
Overview
Common Law
Curtesy and Dower have both been abolished in Missouri since 1955. MO Rev Stat § 474.110.
Community Property
N/A.
Homestead
[still researching]
Statutory Rights
Missouri recognizes statutory marital interests in real property for non-titled spouses. These are referred to in the statutes as Marital Rights and in most cases require the joinder or waiver of marital rights of a non-titled spouse in any conveyance. MO Rev Stat § 474.150 (2017).
- A Non-Title Holding Spouse must execute any deed of conveyance or deed of trust. There is no civil union in Missouri.
- Non-Title holding spouse may waive spousal rights and thereafter not sign deed, mortgage or deed of trust.
