Sacramento Law Group

Homestead Cap

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The bankruptcy code provides for 2 different instances in which the homestead exemption can be capped at $146,500. Section 522(p)(1)(D) of the bankruptcy code caps the homestead exemption at $146,500 if the homestead property was acquired within the 1,215 day period preceding the bankruptcy filing. Section 522(q) also caps the homestead exemption at $146,500 if […]

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