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9th Circ. Ruling Clarifies Homestead Exemption Ambiguities

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Suppose you are a lender or credit provider to California consumers. At the start of the pandemic, one of your customers runs up $50,000 in debt and fails to pay. You obtain a judgment and secure it by recording an...more

Lewis Roca

New Arizona Law Expands Rights of Judgment Creditors

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A new law in Arizona, HB 2617, makes significant changes to Arizona’s homestead exemption and expands the rights of judgment creditors. The law went into effect on January 1, 2022, but creditors with judgments entered before...more

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Summary: HB 2617’s Amendments to Existing Arizona Homestead Exemption & Judgment Lien Laws

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HB 2617 is significantly altering the Arizona homestead exemption laws on December 31, 2021. Under current law, up to $150,000 in equity proceeds in a debtor’s home is exempt from collection by creditors. Additionally,...more

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2021 Amendments to Arizona’s Homestead Statute Confused Yet?

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There has been a good amount of commentary regarding Arizona House Bill 2617, which amends the Arizona Homestead Statute, and related statutes, effective January 1, 2022. Despite what appears to be the consensus, the Bill is...more

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Good News for Secured Creditors and Commercial Lessors in Chapter 13 Cases

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A new administrative order was entered by Chief Judge Jennemann in the Middle District of Florida on August 10. The Middle District of Florida stretches from Jacksonville on the east coast, through Central Florida and down...more

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Alabama Homestead and Personal Property Exemptions Increased

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On June 11, 2016, Governor Bentley (Alabama) signed into law ACT No. 2015-484 which became effective that same day. The law increases the personal property exemption available to individual debtors and surviving spouses to...more

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Nevada Supreme Court Limits Homestead Exemption in In re Nilsson

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In In re Nilsson, 129 Nev. Adv. 101 (December 26, 2013), the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Nevada certified the following question to the Nevada Supreme Court: Can a debtor properly claim a...more

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