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Ohioâs Homestead Exemption Protects Your House In Bankruptcy. Posted April 9, 2014 by Russ Cope & filed under Chapter 13, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Collection, Ohio Bankruptcy Exemptions, Ohio Laws, The Bankruptcy Discharge. Last Updated May 18, 2016. Historically, a creditor could take everything you owned in payment of your debt.
Second, the exemption protects you in bankruptcy. When you file for bankruptcy under Chapter 7, your nonexempt assets are sold and the proceeds are used to pay your creditors. If you fall within the homestead exemption, your home is safe from sale in bankruptcy. What Ohio Bankruptcy Homestead Exemption? Until last year, the Ohio bankruptcy homestead exemption was just $21,625. The exemption was raised last year to $125,000. If youâve paid off less than $125,000 of your home, itâs safe from creditors. If youâre a married couple filing jointly for bankruptcy, the homestead exemption doubles to $250,000.