Bankruptcy is an option for Michigan residents facing overwhelming debt, but many have concerns about losing assets during the process. There are protections for a filer’s property, so what are bankruptcy exemptions in the State of Michigan?
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FAQs About Bankruptcy Exemptions in Michigan
These protections allow individuals to retain vital assets needed for daily living and future financial recovery. The specific exemptions depend on the chosen exemption system: federal or state.
However, if you choose to use federal bankruptcy exemptions instead of Michigan’s state exemptions, the federal system does include a wildcard exemption of up to $1,475 in any property, plus up to $13,950 of unused homestead exemption if they don’t use it all for their home.
These protections permit individuals to retain access to essential income sources, enabling them to meet daily living expenses during and after bankruptcy. The specifics of these exemptions may vary depending on the exemption system chosen.