In most bankruptcy cases, you can keep all property that the law says is "exempt" from the claims of creditors. Exemptions can be determined under your state law or under federal law. In Kansas and Missouri, the exemptions are generally determined under State law.
In general, some exemptions (assets you can keep) in Kansas exemptions include:
A bankruptcy lawyer with Castle Law Office will be able to determine the specifics of your exemptions.
The choice of a lawyer in a bankruptcy case is a very important one. Castle Law Office is a debt relief agency that assists people with bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code. Contact Castle Law Office today at 816-842-6200 to discuss your options.
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