Montana Homestead Laws

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Explanation of Chart and More Information on Homestead Protections

Code Section	70-32-101, 104
Max. Property Value That May Be Designated ‘Homestead’	$100,000
Maximum Acreage (Urban)	–
Maximum Acreage (Rural)	–

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