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Exemptions from Creditors

Last Updated August 5, 2008
Under state and federal law, not all property can be taken to satisfy a creditor judgment. This property is known as exempt property. Certain property remains the property of a debtor so individuals can be productive members of society. Additionally, some goods such as used household goods have little value other than to the debtor.
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Homestead Exemptions

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Homestead exemption is subject to dollar value cap.

Exemption has only an acreage cap

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