What Assets Are Protected in Bankruptcy in California?

If you’re considering bankruptcy, you may be wondering: What assets are protected in bankruptcy in California?

In California, key bankruptcy exemptions include up to $600,000 in home equity, $3,325 in vehicle equity, protected retirement accounts, personal belongings, and public benefits such as Social Security. Exemptions help filers keep essential property while resolving debt through Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

With decades of experience guiding Californians through bankruptcy, I’ve helped countless individuals protect their homes, vehicles, and financial security. Let’s examine the assets that remain protected when filing for bankruptcy in California.

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Can Personal Loans Be Included in Bankruptcy in California?

Yes, personal loans can be included in bankruptcy in California, and they are usually dischargeable. This includes personal loans from banks, credit unions, friends, family, or employers. Unsecured personal loans, which are loans not backed by collateral, are eligible for discharge in both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies.

Filing bankruptcy in California involves understanding the types of debt dischargeable, assets and exemptions, eligibility criteria, credit impact, costs, legal procedures, and the role of a bankruptcy lawyer in guiding individuals through the process.

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