Property that you may keep and that cannot be seized are provided for in articles 694 to 701 of the New Code of civil procedure and, in general, include primarily the following items, which is not all inclusive: The moveable property which furnishes the main residence, used by and necessary for the life of the household, up to a market value of $7,000. The food and clothing. The tools and instruments needed for the personal exercise of a professional activity (ex. Mechanic’s tools). The personal documents and family portraits. The alimony and child support paid to you. The equipment necessary for a handicapped person to get around. All goods received in an inheritance (provide that the last will contains the appropriate covenant). CSST and invalidity indemnities.