(January 21, 1815), in the Missouri Probate Code,<\/i> 1 Terr.L., p. 411, \u00a7 45, lists what inherited property is exempt from creditors. This list of items which are considered essential for living, revised numerous times through January 1, 1981, still contains that \u201cfamily Bible\u201d as in the original version:<\/p>\n
EXEMPT PROPERTY, FAMILY ALLOWANCE AND HOMESTEAD ALLOWANCE<\/p>\n
V.A.M.S. \u00a7 474.250<\/p>\n
Text of Code<\/p>\n
\u00a7 474.250.<\/i> Exempt Property of Surviving Spouse or Minor Children.<\/p>\n
The surviving spouse, or unmarried minor children of a decedent are entitled absolutely to the following property of the estate without regard to its value: The family Bible and other books, one automobile or other passenger motor vehicle with its means of propulsion, all wearing apparel of the family, all household electrical appliances, \u2026 all household and kitchen furniture, appliances, utensils and implements. Such property shall belong to the surviving spouse, if any, otherwise to the unmarried minor children is equal shares.2481<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
(January 21, 1815), in the Missouri Probate Code, 1 Terr.L., p. 411, \u00a7 45, lists what inherited property is exempt from creditors. This list of items which are considered essential for living, revised numerous times through January 1, 1981, still contains that \u201cfamily Bible\u201d as in the original version: EXEMPT PROPERTY, FAMILY ALLOWANCE AND HOMESTEAD … Continue reading “MISSOURI,
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