
Bankruptcy in Nevada (2026): Exemptions & Means Test
Nevada bankruptcy: the state opted out of federal exemptions, a $605,000 homestead (NRS 115.010), a $15,000 vehicle, the 2026 means test, and where to file.
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Nevada bankruptcy: the state opted out of federal exemptions, a $605,000 homestead (NRS 115.010), a $15,000 vehicle, the 2026 means test, and where to file.

New Hampshire bankruptcy: choose state or federal exemptions, a homestead raised to $400,000 (RSA 480:1, eff. Jan. 1, 2026), the 2026 means test, and filing.

New Jersey bankruptcy: choose state or federal exemptions, no state homestead so filers use the federal $31,575 homestead, the 2026 means test, and filing.

New Mexico bankruptcy guide: filers may choose federal or state exemptions, the homestead is $150,000, plus the April 2026 means-test median income.

New York bankruptcy guide: filers may choose federal or state exemptions, the homestead is tiered by county up to $204,825, plus the 2026 means test.

North Carolina bankruptcy guide: the state opted out of federal exemptions, the homestead is $35,000, plus the April 2026 means-test median income.

North Dakota opted out of federal exemptions. Its homestead protects up to $150,000 of equity, an alternative exemption covers a vehicle, and see the means test income.

Ohio opted out of federal exemptions. The inflation-indexed homestead protects up to $182,625, the vehicle exemption is $5,025, and see the 2026 means test income.

Oklahoma opted out of federal exemptions. The homestead has no dollar cap and is limited only by acreage, the vehicle exemption is $7,500, and see the means test income.

Oregon lets bankruptcy filers choose state or federal exemptions. Compare the $150,000 state homestead, the $10,000 vehicle exemption, and the 2026 means test income.

Pennsylvania bankruptcy guide: choose state or federal exemptions. PA has no state homestead, so home equity is protected by the federal $31,575 homestead.

Rhode Island lets filers choose state or federal exemptions. The state homestead protects up to $500,000 of equity, the vehicle exemption is $12,000, plus the means test.

South Carolina opted out of federal exemptions. The inflation-indexed homestead is about $76,125, the vehicle exemption is about $7,600, and see the means test income.

South Dakota opted out of federal exemptions. Its homestead has no dollar cap and is limited only by acreage, and a personal-property allowance covers a vehicle.

Tennessee opted out of federal exemptions. See the $35,000 homestead ($52,500 for joint owners), the $10,000 personal-property wildcard, and the means test.

Texas lets filers choose state or federal exemptions. The state homestead is unlimited in value but limited by acreage, plus a large personal-property allowance and the means test.

Utah opted out of federal exemptions. Its homestead is inflation-indexed to about $53,700, the vehicle exemption is $3,000, and see the 2026 means test income.

Vermont lets filers choose state or federal exemptions. The state homestead protects up to $125,000 of equity, the vehicle exemption is $2,500, plus the means test.

Virginia opted out of federal exemptions: a $50,000 homestead claimed by homestead deed under Va. Code 34-4, vehicle exemption, plus the 2026 means-test income.

Washington filers choose state or federal exemptions: a homestead of the greater of $125,000 or the county median price (RCW 6.13.030), plus 2026 means test.

West Virginia filers choose state or federal exemptions: a $35,000 homestead under W. Va. Code 38-10-4, vehicle and wildcard exemptions, plus 2026 means test.

Wisconsin bankruptcy guide: choose state or federal exemptions, a $75,000 homestead under Wis. Stat. 815.20, vehicle limits, plus 2026 means-test income.

Wyoming bankruptcy guide: opted out of federal exemptions, a $100,000 homestead per person under Wyo. Stat. 1-20-101, plus 2026 means-test income.

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