Montana Laws

Montana residents can now carry a Mobile ID with advanced encryption, biometric security, and selective data sharing for fraud protection.

If someone thinks they have squatter's rights in Montana, they might want to check out the laws.

Imagine walking into someone’s backyard and seeing a bear lounging in the sun. In Montana, it’s not as far-fetched as you might think. The state allows ownership of several exotic animals, but only if you have the right permits.

Montana once had no speed limit—yup! We took on the Feds and told 'em to kick rocks. Want to know how that wild ride ended? Buckle up!

Did you hear about this?

Montana has some really crazy laws! These are just a few of them.

Want to bury a loved one in your backyard? Here's what Montana says you can and cannot do.

If there is one law that needs to go in Montana, it's this one.

Several states have so called "air freshener" laws, and we've all seen vehicles with so much junk hanging from the mirror that it seems like a hazard.

When visiting Montana, you may consider some of the native wildlife "exotic". However, there are specific rules when it comes to owning an exotic pet in the state and the classification of those animals.