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Keep More of Your Personal Property; Asset Exemption Values Increased for Indiana Bankruptcy Filings
One question we’re frequently asked is, “If I file for bankruptcy, what property am I allowed to keep?” Indiana has recently changed the dollar amounts relating to bankruptcy property exemptions. Effective March 1, 2022, the provisions relating to the value of the assets a debtor is allowed to keep when filing for a bankruptcy have…
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