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Chapter 9
EXEMPTIONS
Kent Anderson
§ 9.1 INTRODUCTION
§ 9.2 STATE EXEMPTIONS
§ 9.2-1 Homestead—Residential Real Property
§ 9.2-2 Manufactured Dwellings—Scope of Exemption
§ 9.2-3 Personal Property
§ 9.2-4 Veterans Benefits and Loans
§ 9.2-5 Earned-Income Tax Credit
§ 9.2-6 Miscellaneous Exemptions
§ 9.2-7 Exemptions from Garnishment of Money
§ 9.3 FEDERAL EXEMPTIONS
§ 9.3-1 Veterans’ Benefits
§ 9.3-2 Railroad Retirement Act Payments
§ 9.3-3 Social Security Benefits
§ 9.3-4 Internal Revenue Code Exemptions
§ 9.3-5 Miscellaneous Exemptions
§ 9.4 BANKRUPTCY
§ 9.4-1 Role of State Exemptions in Bankruptcy Proceedings
§ 9.4-2 Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction over Exempt Property
§ 9.4-3 Procedure for Claiming Exemptions
§ 9.4-4 Debtor’s Avoiding Powers
§ 9.4-5 Redemption of Personal Property from Liens Securing Consumer Debts
§ 9.4-6 Determination of Fraudulent Claims
§ 9.5 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
§ 9.5-1 Divorce Judgments and Support Orders
§ 9.5-2 Waiver of Exemption
§ 9.5-3 Converting Nonexempt Property into Exempt Property
§ 9.6 FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY EXEMPTIONS
§ 9.6-1 Homestead Exemption
§ 9.6-2 Motor Vehicle
§ 9.6-3 Household Goods
§ 9.6-4 Jewelry
§ 9.6-5 Any Property (Wildcard)
§ 9.6-6 Tools of the Trade
§ 9.6-7 Unmatured Life Insurance
§ 9.6-8 Loan Value of Unmatured Life-Insurance Contract
§ 9.6-9 Professionally Prescribed Health Aids
§ 9.6-10 Disability, Retirement, and Other Benefits Replacing Wages
§ 9.6-11 Rights to Compensation for Injury, Losses, and Lost Earnings
§ 9.6-12 Pensions and Retirement Accounts
§ 9.6-13 Additional Issues with Federal Exemptions