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Colorado State Bankruptcy Exemptions
Colorado Revised Statutes
13-54-102. Property exempt
(1) The following property is exempt from levy and sale under writ of attachment or writ of execution:
(a) The necessary wearing apparel of the debtor and each dependent to the extent of one thousand five hundred dollars
in value;
(b) Watches, jewelry, and articles of adornment of the debtor and each dependent to the extent of two thousand dollars
in value;
(c) The library, family pictures, and school books of the debtor and the debtor's dependents to the extent of one
thousand five hundred dollars in value; except that this paragraph (c) shall not apply to any such property constituting all
or part of the stock in trade of the debtor;
(d) Burial sites, including spaces in mausoleums, to the extent of one site or space for the debtor and each dependent;
(e) The household goods owned and used by the debtor or the debtor's dependents to the extent of three thousand
dollars in value;
(f) Provisions and fuel on hand for the use or consumption of the debtor or the debtor's dependents to the extent of six
hundred dollars in value;
(g) (I) Except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (II) of this paragraph (g), in the case of every debtor engaged in
agriculture as the debtor's principal occupation, including but not limited to farming, ranching, dairy production, and the
raising of livestock or poultry, all livestock, poultry, or other animals and all tractors, farm implements, trucks used in
agricultural operations, harvesting equipment, seed, and agricultural machinery and tools in the aggregate value of fifty
thousand dollars.
(II) Only one exemption in the aggregate value of fifty thousand dollars shall be allowed for a debtor and his or her
spouse under subparagraph (I) of this paragraph (g). In the event that property is claimed as exempt by a