Va. Code Ann. § 34-14
How set apart in personal estate; form to claim exemption of personal property
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Current — March 1, 2022
As of June 1, 2021
Such personal estate selected by the householder under § 34-4, 34-4.1, or 34-13 shall be set apart in a writing signed by him. He shall, in the writing, designate and describe with reasonable certainty the personal estate so selected and set apart and each parcel or article, affixing to each his cash valuation thereof. Such writing shall be admitted to record, to be recorded as deeds are recorded in the county or city wherein such householder resides. However, if such personal estate is claimed exempt in a case filed under Title 11 of the United States Code, the official Schedule of Property Claimed as Exempt filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court claiming such exemptions shall be sufficient to set apart such property as exempt.
Such personal estate selected by the householder under § 34-4, 34-4.1, or 34-13 shall be set apart in a writing signed by him. He shall, in the writing, designate and describe with reasonable certainty the personal estate so selected and set apart and each parcel or article, affixing to each his cash valuation thereof. Such writing shall be admitted to record, to be recorded as deeds are recorded in the county or city wherein such householder resides. However, if such personal estate is claimed exempt in a case filed under Title 11 of the United States Code, the official Schedule of Property Claimed as Exempt filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court claiming such exemptions shall be sufficient to set apart such property as exempt.
The following form, or one which is substantially similar, shall be used and shall be sufficient, when duly admitted to record in the county or city in which the householder resides, to exempt such described personal property from creditor process:
The following form, or one which is substantially similar, shall be used and shall be sufficient, when duly admitted to record in the county or city in which the householder resides, to exempt such described personal property from creditor process:
HOMESTEAD DEED FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY Name of Householder ____________________________________ Is the householder a disabled veteran entitled to claim the additional exemption under § 34-4.1 ? ________________________________ Address of Householder ____________________________________ Name(s) and age(s) of dependent(s) ____________________________________ County/city in which householder resides ___________________________________ Description of property claimed as exempt and its value ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Number of homestead deeds that have been filed by the Householder ____________________________________ Exemption amount previously claimed on prior homestead deeds ____________________________________ List the jurisdictions where previous homestead deeds were filed ____________________________________ ____________________________________ (Signature of Householder) ____________________________________ [ACKNOWLEDGMENT]
HOMESTEAD DEED FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY Name of Householder Is the householder a disabled veteran entitled to claim the additional exemption under ? § 34-4.1 Address of Householder Name(s) and age(s) of dependent(s) County/city in which householder resides Description of property claimed as exempt and its value Number of homestead deeds that have been filed by the Householder Exemption amount previously claimed on prior homestead deeds List the jurisdictions where previous homestead deeds were filed (Signature of Householder) [ACKNOWLEDGMENT]
Such writing or deed shall not be required to secure any exemption under this Code except those exemptions created by §§ 34-4, 34-4.1 and 34-13.
Such writing or deed shall not be required to secure any exemption under this Code except those exemptions created by §§ 34-4, 34-4.1 and 34-13.
Official source: Virginia Law Portal (LIS). Reproduced from public-domain Virginia statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.