Objection To Claims of Exemptions

08-22-2005, 09:50 AM

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Objection To Claims of Exemptions

What is the name of your state?OH

I have submitted my own bankruptcy papers and got back an "Objection to claims of exemptions" from the trustee. Our exemption amounts were incorrect and the exemptions codes had to be changed. We are not behind on our house or cars - the items that we are looking to save.

Our question is about cars - if filing jointly, can you both claim $1000 per vehicle for two separate vehicles or can only one car be saved in a bankruptcy? We ask because we have one loan that covers TWO vehicles. We purchased software to complete our bankrupcty papers but the software does not allow correct documentation of this type of loan situation.

We are worried that this "Objection to Claims of Exemptions" will somehow cause us to lose our property.

Any suggestions.

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