All property passes to the trustee upon filing of the bankruptcy petition. The trustee then collects all the debtor's nonexempt property and uses it to pay unsecured creditors. To the extent that this property is insufficient, the debtor generally will be discharged from any further indebtedness. Family bible, library, musical instruments. Unlimited Church pew and burial lot.
Life insurance proceeds.
Unlimited Manufactured home actually occupied as home. Unlimited Motor vehicle. Unlimited Public assistance benefits. Unlimited Earnings of a minor child or proceeds by reason of any liability of debtor not for the special benefit of child. Unlimited Claim for damages recoverable by any person by reason of levy upon or sale under execution of exempt property.