Bankruptcy
Can I keep my car in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
ARS § 33-1125(8) allows you to protect, “equity in one motor vehicle of not more than six thousand dollars. If the debtor or debtor’s dependent has a physical disability, the equity in the motor vehicle shall not exceed twelve thousand dollars.” If you are married, you can double this exemption and use it on the same car, or if you are a two-car family, use each exemption on a separate car.
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To Reaffirm A Vehicle Or Not? Reviewing Your Options
When filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you do have some options when it comes to your vehicle. If you are in good standing with the payments on the vehicle you are purchasing and would like to continue making payments, you may be able to enter into a reaffirmation agreement with your creditor. Bankruptcy exemptions for chapter 7 allow you to have up to $6,000 in equity for one motor vehicle or $12,000 if you are married.
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