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New Hampshire Exemptions

   

Federal supplemental exemptions can be used in conjunction with your New Hampshire exemptions and can be viewed here.

Also see New Hampshire bankruptcy forms.

ASSET

EXEMPTION DESCRIPTION

LAW SECTION

Homestead

Real property or manufactured housing (if you own the land it’s on) to $50,000

480:1

Insurance

Firefighters’ aid insurance

Fraternal benefit society benefits

Homeowners’ insurance proceeds to $5000

402:69

418:24

512:21 (VIII)

Miscellaneous

Child support

Jury, witness fees

Property of business partnership

Wages of minor child

161-C-11

512:21 (VI)

304A:25

512:21 (III)

Pensions

Federally created pension (only benefits building up)

Firefighters

Police officers

Public employees

512:21 (IV)

102:23

103:18

100A:26

Personal Property

Automobile to $4000

Beds, bedsteads, bedding & cooking utensils needed

Bibles & books to &800

Burial plot, lot

Church pew

Clothing needed

Cooking & heating stoves, refrigerator

Cow, 6 sheep or fleece; 4 tons of hay

Domestic fowl to $300

Food and fuel to $400

Furniture to $3500

Hog, pig or pork (if already slaughtered)

Jewelry to $500

Proceeds for lost or destroyed exempt property

Sewing machine

511:2(XVI)

511:2(II)

511:2(VIII)

511:2(XIV)

511:2(XV)

511:2(I)

511:2(IV)

511:2(XI), (XII)

511:2(XIII)

511:2(VI)

511:2(III)

511:2(X)

511:2(XVII)

512:21(VIII)

511:2(V)

Public Benefits

Aid to blind, aged, disabled, AFDC

Unemployment compensation

Workers’ compensation

167:25

282A:159

281A:52

Tools of Trade

Tools of your occupation to $5000

Uniforms, arms & equipment of military member

Yoke of oxen or horse needed for farming or teaming

511:2(IX)

511:2(VII)

511:2(XII)

Wages

Earned but unpaid wages; judge decides amount exempt based on a percentage of the federal minimum wage

Earned but unpaid wages of spouse

512:21(II)

512:21(III)

Wild Card

None

 

 

     
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