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      Home Sales And Bankruptcy

      Posted by Col Ovik on February 22

      If you have recently sold your home or are planning to sell your home prior to filing bankruptcy there are things to consider and discuss with your bankruptcy attorney regarding any remaining home proceeds from the sale. After the sale of the home, the proceeds should be kept separate from general income: wages, bonuses, pension income, and funds from the sale of other assets. The proceeds from the home sale maybe exemptible, if you qualify to use Minnesota exemptions and the sale of the home was within one year of the bankruptcy filing. (Your attorney can help you determine if you are eligible for Minnesota exemptions). It is important to note that home proceeds are not exemptible infinitely. If the home was sold over a year from the filing of the bankruptcy petition and proceeds remain from the home sale, these funds are not exemptible using the Minnesota homestead exemption. 

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