Missouri Objection To Claim is a legal document filed by a person or company in response to a claim that has been made against them. It is used in Missouri civil courts as a way for the claimant to challenge a claim against them and protect their rights. The objection is made to contest the facts or the legal merits of the claim in order to protect the defendant from potential liability. There are two types of Missouri Objection To Claim: a motion to dismiss and a motion to strike. A motion to dismiss is used to challenge the legal sufficiency of the claim, while a motion to strike is used to challenge the factual sufficiency of the claim. The motion must be filed within 10 days of receiving notice of the claim in order to be considered.