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Reed Law Blog ~ Dean A. Reed
May 23, 2014
The simple answer is yes. You will not be forced to sell your property to pay your creditors if you file for bankruptcy. You are allowed to keep your personal property and real estate if you file bankruptcy because of a legal term called “Exemptions”. Exemptions allow you to exclude property from being taken from you when you file bankruptcy.
Your property can be exempt based on what type of property it is. An example of this would be your home. It is protected from forced sell by both the Florida Constitution Art X § 4(a)(1) and Florida Statute § 222.01 and §222.02 what is known as “Homestead Exemption”. They allow you to keep your home no matter what the value of the home and whether or not there is a mortgage.
Another way you are allowed to keep your stuff...
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As a former Assistant State Attorney, Dean A. Reed handled a wide variety of misdemeanor and felony cases. He brings to the courtroom a broad array of knowledge in all criminal matters. As a U.S. Army Veteran he understands the importance of fighting on behalf of his clients with professionalism and zealousness.
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