Missouri Renunciation-Consent (Small Estate) is a form that is used when an individual does not wish to act as the executor of a will or trust in the state of Missouri. This form is most commonly used when the estate is small and does not require a formal probate process. The form allows the individual to renounce their interest in the estate, while also providing consent to the court for the distribution of assets according to the wishes of the deceased. There are two types of Missouri Renunciation-Consent (Small Estate) forms. The first is a "Renunciation of Right to Appointment as Executor of Estate" form, which allows the individual to formally renounce their right to serve as executor of the small estate. The second is a "Consent to Distribution of Assets" form, which provides formal consent to the court to distribute the assets of the estate without a formal probate process.