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Understanding Exempt Asset Status
April 13, 2006
If you find yourself facing creditors in a state court or bankruptcy proceeding, you may be able to protect certain assets based on the applicable

Who Is Eligible for Exemptions
April 13, 2006
In order to understand exempt asset status, a small business owner must keep in mind that asset exemptions are ...

Keep Personal Exemptions Personal
April 13, 2006
As a general rule of asset exemption planning, a home should never be transferred to a business entity, such as a ...

No Exemptions for Business
April 13, 2006
A business entity, such as a corporation or LLC, is not eligible for asset exemptions. Moreover, it must be ...

Your Asset Exemption Options
April 13, 2006
Now that we've introduced the concept of planning for asset exemptions--which are established by every state's laws and the federal

The Homestead Exemption
April 13, 2006
In many states, the most important asset exemption legally protects the homestead--a personal residence--from the claims of most creditors.

If the Exemption Exceeds Your Home's Value
April 13, 2006
In states where the homestead exemption is unlimited, ideally, you should pay off all consensual liens (i.e., first ...

If Your Home's Value Exceeds the Exemption
April 13, 2006
When the homestead exemption is limited and the value of the home exceeds the exemption, this strategy should be employed: Keep the home encumbered with ...

If No Homestead Exemption Exists
April 13, 2006
When developing an effective asset exemption plan, if a state provides for no homestead exemption, or an extremely ...

Tenancy by the Entirety
April 13, 2006
Where state law permits it, owning your home in the form of tenancy by the entirety may offer you the greatest protection, when no homestead exemption is ...

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