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WAGE GARNISHMENT EXEMPTION:  75% of disposable earnings or 30 times the federal minimum hourly wage ($5.15), whichever is greater

MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE:  Legal: 8%   Judgment: 8%

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT:

          Open Account (credit card):  6 years
          Written contract for payment of money: 6 years
          Written Contract (other than payment of money): 10 years
          Written Contract (sale of goods): 4 years
          Domestic Judgment:  10 years (property); 20 years (personal)
          Foreign Judgment: 10


BAD CHECK LAW DAMAGES:  Three times the check amount up to $500 over check amount (can also collect attorney fees plus interest up to 18%  OR attorney fees and 8% interest)

BANKRUPTCY PROPERTY EXEMPTIONS (Indiana Statutes Annotated):

Cannot claim federal exemptions, but can claim the federal non-bankruptcy exemptions

The State of Indiana exempts the property and income below from seizure by the bankruptcy court to pay creditors:

Real Estate:  Real or personal property used as residence to $7,500; homestead plus personal property (except health aids) up to $10,000 [34-55-10-2(b)(1)]
Personal property:   $100 of any intangible personal property except money which is owed to debtor [34-55-10-2(b)(3)]; health aids, unlimited amount [34-55-10-2(b)(4)]; national guard uniforms, arms and equipment, unlimited amount [10-2-6-3]
Insurance / Annuities:  Fraternal society benefits, unlimited amount [27-11-6-3]; group life insurance policy, unlimited amount [27-1-12-29]; life insurance policy, proceeds or cash value if beneficiary is insured's spouse or dependent, unlimited amount [27-1-12-14]; life insurance proceeds if policy prohibits proceeds to be used to pay creditors, unlimited amount [27-2-5-1]; mutual life or accident insurance proceeds, unlimited amount [27-8-3-23]
Pensions / Retirement Plans:  Retirement benefits, unlimited amount [5-10.3-8-9]; firefighters, unlimited amount [36-8-7-22 and 36-8-8-17]; police officers, unpaid benefits only [10-1-2-9 and 36-8-8-17]; sheriffs, unpaid benefits only [36-8-10-19]; state-employed teachers [21-6.1-5-17]
Public Benefits / Entitlements:  Unemployment compensation, unlimited amount [22-4-33-3]; workers' compensation, unlimited amount [22-3-2-17]; crime victims' compensation unless debt is for the treatment of injury incurred during the crime, unlimited amount [5-2-6.1-38]
Wages:  75% of earned but unpaid wages [24-4.5-5-105]
Miscellaneous:  Real estate or tangible personal property up to $4,000 [34-55-10-2(b)(2)]; business partnership property, unlimited amount [23-4-1-25]


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WAGE GARNISHMENT EXEMPTION:  75% of disposable earnings or 30 times the federal minimum hourly wage ($5.15), whichever is greater

MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE:  Legal: 8%   Judgment: 8%

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT:

          Open Account (credit card):  6 years
          Written contract for payment of money: 6 years
          Written Contract (other than payment of money): 10 years
          Written Contract (sale of goods): 4 years
          Domestic Judgment:  10 years (property); 20 years (personal)
          Foreign Judgment: 10


BAD CHECK LAW DAMAGES:  Three times the check amount up to $500 over check amount (can also collect attorney fees plus interest up to 18%  OR attorney fees and 8% interest)

BANKRUPTCY PROPERTY EXEMPTIONS (Indiana Statutes Annotated):

Cannot claim federal exemptions, but can claim the federal non-bankruptcy exemptions

The State of Indiana exempts the property and income below from seizure by the bankruptcy court to pay creditors:

Real Estate:  Real or personal property used as residence to $7,500; homestead plus personal property (except health aids) up to $10,000 [34-55-10-2(b)(1)]
Personal property:   $100 of any intangible personal property except money which is owed to debtor [34-55-10-2(b)(3)]; health aids, unlimited amount [34-55-10-2(b)(4)]; national guard uniforms, arms and equipment, unlimited amount [10-2-6-3]
Insurance / Annuities:  Fraternal society benefits, unlimited amount [27-11-6-3]; group life insurance policy, unlimited amount [27-1-12-29]; life insurance policy, proceeds or cash value if beneficiary is insured's spouse or dependent, unlimited amount [27-1-12-14]; life insurance proceeds if policy prohibits proceeds to be used to pay creditors, unlimited amount [27-2-5-1]; mutual life or accident insurance proceeds, unlimited amount [27-8-3-23]
Pensions / Retirement Plans:  Retirement benefits, unlimited amount [5-10.3-8-9]; firefighters, unlimited amount [36-8-7-22 and 36-8-8-17]; police officers, unpaid benefits only [10-1-2-9 and 36-8-8-17]; sheriffs, unpaid benefits only [36-8-10-19]; state-employed teachers [21-6.1-5-17]
Public Benefits / Entitlements:  Unemployment compensation, unlimited amount [22-4-33-3]; workers' compensation, unlimited amount [22-3-2-17]; crime victims' compensation unless debt is for the treatment of injury incurred during the crime, unlimited amount [5-2-6.1-38]
Wages:  75% of earned but unpaid wages [24-4.5-5-105]
Miscellaneous:  Real estate or tangible personal property up to $4,000 [34-55-10-2(b)(2)]; business partnership property, unlimited amount [23-4-1-25]


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