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Your Sacramento bankruptcy lawyer can protect up to $75,000 in equity in your house and land, mobile home or boat.

By utilizing California state law, your Legal Helpers sponsoring Sacramento bankruptcy lawyer can also use this home exemption to protect $100,000 for a person who is 65 or older, disabled, or over 55 with annual gross income of $15,000 or less.

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This is just one example of how your Legal Helpers sponsoring Sacramento bankruptcy lawyer can work to protect your interests and property from creditors. By meeting with you and discussing your current situation, a Sacramento bankruptcy lawyer can apply the best strategy to offer the greatest protection.

Here are more California bankruptcy exemptions that may apply to your case.

As an experienced financial attorney, your California bankruptcy lawyer can give you more information on how each of these would apply to your situation.

Motor Vehicle Exemption -- Your California bankruptcy lawyers can use this exemption to protect $1,900 in value of any one motor vehicle listed in your bankruptcy.

Life Insurance Proceeds Exemption -- This exemption can protect a payment under a life insurance contract that insured the life of an individual of whom you were a dependent, to the extent reasonably necessary for your support or the support of your dependent(s).

Alimony, Support Exemption -- Your attorney may also be able to exempt alimony, support, or separate maintenance, to the extent reasonably necessary to help support you during your filing.

Proceeds of Sale of Homestead Exemption -- Along with the Homestead Exemption mentioned above, an attorney may also be able to exempt proceeds if you sell your home within one year prior to the filing.

Qualified Retirement Plan Exemption -- Your attorney can prevent creditors from touching the proceeds of your hard-earned retirement plan. They can exempt anything from stock bonuses, pensions, profit sharing plans and annuities as long as they determine that your savings are in a qualified retirement plan.

Tools of the Trade, Professional Books Exemption -- This is a useful exemption that we use to protect up to $5,000 of the tools you use in your profession for both you and your spouse if each is engaged in a trade or business. For example, shears, scissors and combs are the tools of a hairdresser, as are wrenches and hammers for a mechanic and carpenter.

These are just a few of the California exemptions that could play a major role in your case. Contact the California attorneys at Legal Helpers today to find out more!

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