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Under Idaho Code §55-1003, what is the current homestead exemption amount that protects a homeowner's primary residence from creditors?
Correct Answer
B) $175,000
Under Idaho Code §55-1003, the homestead exemption is $175,000 (as updated effective 2023). This exemption protects a qualifying owner-occupied primary residence from forced sale by general creditors up to that amount.
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$100,000B
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