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What is the maximum homestead exemption amount in Montana?

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B) $250,000

Under Montana Code Annotated § 70-32-104, the homestead exemption protects up to $250,000 of equity in a qualifying owner-occupied residence from unsecured creditor claims. The homestead must be declared in writing and recorded with the county clerk and recorder.

Answer Options
A
$100,000
B
$250,000
C
$350,000
D
$500,000

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