At Whitten & Whitten, we hear many different questions and concerns every day. Even though most people have heard the term bankruptcy before, we realize that many people don’t necessarily know and understand all the intricate details of this complex subject. One of the common questions we deal with on a regular basis is: “What property can I keep after I file for bankruptcy?” This is obviously a very important question, so let’s take a look at the answers.
It’s important to note that according to Indiana law, anyone filing for bankruptcy must follow the state’s bankruptcy exemption laws, as Indiana has opted out of the federal bankruptcy exemptions. There are several items in Indiana that commonly fall under the state’s exemption laws, including, but not limited to:
If you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, or you already know that you need to file, then please contact us at Whitten & Whitten as soon as you can. There are so many important aspects that you need to be aware of regarding bankruptcy, including what property you get to keep when you file. Don’t leave your valuable possessions to chance. Contact us today and learn how we can help you save your property and get you through the bankruptcy process as financially sound as possible. Just click here to set up an initial consultation with us online, or call us today at 219-756-0555.
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