· 7/9/1999
Rowe v. Jackman (In Re Rowe)
Citations
- 236 B.R. 11
- 99 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 5814
- 99 Daily Journal DAR 7599
- 1999 Bankr. LEXIS 853
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- holding that 23 married couple was entitled to one homestead exemption under Nevada law
- Applying Nevada law, a married couple filing a joint bankruptcy petition but living apart, may not claim a homestead exemption in their separate residences
- Applying Nevada law, a married couple filing a joint bankruptcy petition but living apart, may not claim a homestead exemption in their separate residences
- Applying Nevada law, a married couple filing a joint bankruptcy petition but living apart, may not claim a homestead exemption in their separate residences
- Applying Nevada law, a married couple filing a joint bankruptcy petition but living apart, may not claim a homestead exemption in their separate residences
- Nevada statute does not allow married joint debtors living apart to each claim a homestead exemption in their separate residences; statute provides that married couple must share single homestead exemption
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Judges: Bufford, Ryan, Klein
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