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In New Hampshire, what is the homestead protection amount that shields a primary residence owner's equity from most creditor claims under RSA 480:1?

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D) $120,000

RSA 480:1 establishes New Hampshire's homestead exemption at $120,000 of equity in a primary residence. This amount is protected from most creditor claims and forced sale. It is important to note that this protection applies to creditor claims only and does NOT reduce the owner's property tax assessment.

Answer Options
A
$50,000
B
$75,000
C
$100,000
D
$120,000

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