Missouri Real Property Law and Practice

Missouri Real Property Law and Practice provides attorneys with a practical resource for navigating Missouri real estate law across both transactional and litigation matters. Authored by Julie M. Cheslik, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Law, the treatise delivers accessible analysis paired with more than 70 forms for day-to-day real property practice.

Thoughtfully organized into two sections, Analysis and Forms, the publication helps practitioners quickly locate substantive guidance and drafting tools relevant to their matters. Coverage includes interests in land, concurrent ownership, adverse possession, easements, real covenants and equitable servitudes, residential leases, condominiums, deeds and conveyances, title assurance and mechanic’s liens.

The treatise also addresses emerging issues in legal practice, including the use of generative artificial intelligence in real property law. The forms section provides practical drafting tools for land use and zoning matters, quiet title actions, leasehold litigation, condemnation proceedings, foreclosures, easements, deeds, trespass and nuisance claims.

Designed to support efficient practice, Missouri Real Property Law and Practice serves as a convenient reference for attorneys handling Missouri real estate transactions, disputes and property-related litigation.

Key Features

• Practical analysis of Missouri real property law
• More than 70 forms for transactional and litigation matters
• Coverage of easements, adverse possession, deeds, leases and mechanic’s liens
• Guidance on land use, zoning and condemnation proceedings
• Discussion of generative artificial intelligence in real property practice
• Organized into Analysis and Forms sections for easier navigation
• Drafting tools for quiet title, foreclosure and nuisance matters

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