Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Florida
Sale of exempt residents
In March, 2000 a chapter 11 was filed for a business and personal bankruptcy in Illinois.
The home in Florida was exempted or excluded.
All the assets were sold in the business and the personal bankruptcy was changed to a chapter 7 in March, 2002.
Because of a serious need for cash, the home in Florida was put up for sale and there is an offer.
Question:
Does the net proceeds from the sale of the Home become part of the personal bankruptcy estate? Your immediate reply to this question would be gratefully appreciated.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Sale of exempt residents
If your bankruptcy was filed in Illinois, the house and proceeds from the sale are property of the estate minus the Illinois homestead exemption. It is inconsequential, if you filed in Illinois, whether the house is located in Florida.
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