Chapter 402 - Trust Funds for Disabled Persons

Chapter 402 - Trust Funds for Disabled Persons

Section 402.130 Definitions.
Section 402.132 Charitable purposes of the institution and fund to be considered — good faith required — authority of the institution.
Section 402.134 Appropriation for expenditure or accumulation of endowment fund, amount permitted — factors to consider.
Section 402.136 Delegation of management and investment, when — requirements of the institution.
Section 402.138 Release or modification of restrictions permitted, when.
Section 402.140 Applicability.
Section 402.142 Federal acts, effect of.
Section 402.144 Compliance, determined when.
Section 402.146 Uniformity of law to be considered in application of law.
Section 402.148 Governing boards and directors, law not to amend duties and liabilities of.
Section 402.199 Declaration of policy — contributions to Missouri family trust not to adversely impact other benefits of beneficiaries.
Section 402.200 Definitions.
Section 402.201 Board of trustees created, members, expenses — accounting of funds required — assets not state moneys — immunity from liability, when.
Section 402.202 Trust accounts, restricted trust accounts, charitable trust — administered as Missouri family trust — pooling permitted — additional board powers.
Section 402.203 Contribution of assets, by whom — trust account to be created — cotrustees and successors — breach of fiduciary duty, effect of — death of beneficiary, procedure — remainder distribution.
Section 402.204 Settlor may contribute assets — trust account created — cotrustees and successors — breach of fiduciary duty, effect of — death of beneficiary, procedure — remainder distribution.
Section 402.205 Withdrawal from trust account, when — revocation or termination of trust, when, distribution — trust principal and income held for benefit of beneficiary.
Section 402.206 First and third party trusts, account held and administered, how.
Section 402.207 Charitable trust established, when.
Section 402.208 Fees authorized — periodic reports — no property interest in trust account, when.

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