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A Missouri 10-Day Notice to Quit (Non-Compliance) is a legal memo sent to a tenant who is in breach of contract for any reason other than the non-payment of rent. When a tenant violates a provision in the lease, the owner or whoever holds the lease can give 10 days’ notice to vacate the premises….

A Missouri Notice to Quit (Non-Payment), also known as a Written Demand for Rent, is a document used by landlords to inform a tenant about their failure to pay rent in a timely manner. In accordance with state law, landlords are legally required to give notice about late rent before advancing to court. However, Missouri does…

A Missouri promissory note template is completed in conjunction by two parties consisting of a lender and a borrower. Once completed, the agreement helps to motivate the borrower to make timely payments and keep both parties on the same page. Usury Rate – The maximum interest rate is 10% unless the market rate is greater…

A Missouri living will is made by a person (“declarant”) that states they would rather not prolong the dying process if they should be permanently incapacitated. This is often caused by a stroke or other injury that leaves a person with no realistic chance of being cured. Rather than live with breathing and feeding assistance,…

A Missouri unsecured promissory note is used to ensure that the borrower and lender of a monetary loan are on the same page with regard to payment types, late fees, interest rates, and other important aspects. This note template is unsecured, meaning there is no section for security. As a result, the lender will be at…

A Missouri secured promissory note establishes the basic structure of an agreement in which a lender loans a monetary balance to another individual, called the ‘borrower’. The lender profits from the transaction by receiving a single payment of interest or installments of interest over a predetermined amount of time. The borrower will need to set aside…

A Missouri small estate affidavit enables certain property of a decedent (person who has died), to pass to the decedent’s heirs or successors without going through the probate process. Also known as an “affidavit of distributees for collection of small estate,” this faster alternative is only available to estates smaller than a maximum amount established…

A Missouri last will and testament is a legal estate-planning document, created by a testator (person to whom the will belongs), that details instructions on how financial accounts, real and personal property, as well as any other assets of the estate should be distributed after death. The testator’s property can be transferred upon their death…

A Missouri deed is a form used to transfer real estate in Missouri from one person to another. There are different deeds depending on your situation and circumstances. Some deeds come with a type of guarantee as to title. A quitclaim comes with no guarantee. The best way to make sure that you have a…

The Missouri living trust is a legal document that is used to make arrangements for a person’s estate if they die or become incapacitated. The advantages to a living trust are that it avoids probate, keeps the estate’s divestment private, and can protect the estate from further litigation or creditors. In order for a living trust…