Massie v. Yamrose

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• implying that debtor's § 522(b)(2)(B) exemption could be lost by holding that a lien which attached only upon the dis- solution of the debtor's marriage impaired the debtor's exemption at the filing of the bankruptcy petition
• “If the unity of husband and wife is broken, the tenancy by the entirety is lost along with it. Appellant[ ] ... could divorce [her husband] and retain an individual interest in the property.... Although the tenancy could never be impaired, the exemption surely could be.”

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