Washington SB5651 revises exemptions from garnishment, including personal property, household goods, and educational savings.
Washington SB5651 revises the exemptions from garnishment, detailing specific personal property that can be shielded from creditors. This includes household goods, appliances, and personal items like wearing apparel, jewelry, and family keepsakes. It also covers exemptions for tools and materials used in one's trade, motor vehicles, and educational savings accounts. The bill sets specific dollar amounts for these exemptions, which are adjusted periodically based on the consumer price index.
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