The Missouri Net Worth Statement (Short Form) is a financial document used to measure a person's assets and liabilities in the state of Missouri. It is used to calculate an individual's net worth, which is the difference between their total assets and total liabilities. The short form is a simplified version of the full net worth statement. It is generally used by individuals who are not filing for bankruptcy or seeking a loan from a bank. The Missouri Net Worth Statement (Short Form) includes sections for listing cash, investments, real estate, personal property, and liabilities. It also includes space for listing any other assets or liabilities the individual may have. There are two versions of the Missouri Net Worth Statement (Short Form): one for individuals and one for couples. The individual form is used to calculate the net worth of a single person, while the couple’s form is used to calculate the net worth of a married couple.