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Idaho Bankruptcy Exemption Law Provisions

In practice, the application of Idaho bankruptcy exemptions affects both Chapter 7 and 13. In liquidation cases, the homestead claimed, if any, each item of personal property must be specifically disclosed in claim form H, and supported by statutory cite of authority allowing retention. In repayment plans, exemptions are used as part of a confirmation test to determine if the best interest of creditors would be served by forcing debtors into liquidation. The value amounts of property claimed as exempt must be supportable by current appraisal, based on current equity.

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