Chapter 2. Homestead Exemption of HouseholderRead Chapter
- § 34-4
- Exemption Created
- § 34-4.1
- Additional Exemption for Certain Veterans
- § 34-4.2
- Additional Exemption for Parents of Dependent Children
- § 34-5
- To What Debts Exemptions Shall Not Apply
- § 34-6
- How Exemption of Real Estate Secured; Form to Claim Exemption of Real Property
- § 34-7
- Real Estate, Subject to Encumbrances, May Be Set Apart; If Sold, How Surplus Disposed of
- § 34-8
- Partition or Sale of Real Estate Held As Exempt by Joint Tenant, Etc.
- § 34-9
- How Real Estate Set Apart As Exempt May Be Encumbered or Aliened
- § 34-10
- Repealed
- § 34-13
- Householder May Set Apart Exemption in Personal Estate
- § 34-14
- How Set Apart in Personal Estate; Form to Claim Exemption of Personal Property
- § 34-15
- Repealed
- § 34-17
- When Exemption May Be Set Apart; Garnished Wages
- § 34-18
- Rents and Profits Exempt; Increase in Value of Estate Set Apart
- § 34-19
- How Excess in Value Set Apart Subjected to Debts
- § 34-20
- Proceeds of Sale of Estate Exempt; How Evidenced
- § 34-21
- When Householder's Right to Exemption Is Exhausted
- § 34-22
- Waiver of Exemption; Its Effect; Form of Waiver
- § 34-23
- How Claim Enforced When Exemption Waived, Etc.
- § 34-24
- When the Exemption Ceases; Lien of Judgment or Decree Against Householder
- § 34-25
- When Homestead Waived Judgments and Executions to so State
