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When you file Bankruptcy in Kansas, you may keep certain property under the Kansas exemptions. The Kansas exemptions are listed below.
ASSET | EXEMPTION DESCRIPTION (PROPERTY YOU CAN KEEP) |
HOMESTEAD | Real property or mobile home you occupy or intend to occupy to unlimited value; property cannot exceed 1 acre in town or city, 160 acres on a farm |
INSURANCE | Fraternal life insurance benefits
Life insurance forfeiture value if file for Bankruptcy over 1 year after policy issued Life insurance proceeds if clause prohibits proceeds from being used to pay beneficiary’s creditors |
MISC. | Liquor licenses
Property of business partnership |
PENSIONS | Elected and appointed officials in cities with population between 120,000 and 200,000
ERISA-qualified benefits Federal government pension needed for support and paid within 3 months of filing Bankruptcy (only payments being received) Firefighters Judges Police officers Public employees State highway patrol officers State school employees |
PERSONAL PROPERTY | Burial plot or crypt
Clothing to last 1 year Food and fuel to last 1 year Funeral plan prepayments Furnishings and household equipment Jewelry and articles of adornment up to $1,000 Motor vehicle to $20,000 (so long as you make payments); if designed or equipped for disabled persons, no limit |
PUBLIC BENEFITS | AFDC, general assistance, social welfare
Crime victims’ compensation Unemployment compensation Workers’ compensation |
TOOLS OF TRADE | Books, documents, furniture, instruments, equipment, breeding stock, seed, grain and stock up to $7,500 total
National Guard uniforms, arms and equipment |
WAGES | Minimum 75% of earned but unpaid wages; bankruptcy judge may authorize more for low-income debtors |
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