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    Exemptions question!

    I'm pretty sure I have to use Tennesse's exemptions, which is ok. (better than alabamas)
    But my attorny mentioned she was wondering if TN made it to where you currently had to be a resident to use their exemptions, and is looking into it.

    The facts about us:

    1. Set up residency in Alabama in Feb. 2006

    2. Lived in Tennessee exclusively before that for 5 1/2 yrs.

    3. Alabama says I have to use my previous states exemptions.

    The Question:

    Does TN alow use of their exemptions if I'm currently not a resident? (i think this was her concern)

    If not, I'll have to use federal Exemptions whatever those are?


    AL:
    The state you lived in for the 730 days (2 years) before filing; or
    If you did not live in a single state in the previous 2 years you use the state where you lived the majority of the 180 period preceding the 2 year period; or
    If the preceding renders you ineligible for any exemptions then the debtor is allowed to choose the federal exemptions.

    TN:
    The state you lived in for the 730 days (2 years) before filing; or
    If you did not live in a single state in the previous 2 years you use the state where you lived the majority of the 180 period preceding the 2 year period; or
    If the preceding renders you ineligible for any exemptions then the debtor is allowed to choose the federal exemptions.
    Filed Ch7 - 10/2/07 no asset
    341 Meeting - 10/29/07
    Discharge - March 2008 forgot the date

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