In The Matter Of Wesley R. England, Debtor

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• concluding that England’s act of claiming a homestead exemption on his ranch terminated the exemption on the proceeds of his urban homestead
• holding that “the acquisition of another homestead during that six month period instantly changes the prior homestead to former homestead and deactivates the proceeds exemption statute such that the proceeds of the former homestead are no longer exempt”
• “Texas cases have consistently held that the fundamental purpose of the Texas homestead laws is to secure a place of residence against financial disaster.”
• “Homestead interests exist in real property. Proceeds are personal property and cannot be homestead.“
• \Homestead interests exist in real property. Proceeds are personal property and cannot be homestead.\
• discussing TEX. PROP. CODE § 41.001(C)

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