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Committee backs changes to debtor‑property exemptions after contentious amendment fight

2790386 · March 26, 2025
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Summary

Engrossed second substitute Senate Bill 5651, which updates exemptions for debtors' personal property, was reported out of committee 9‑4 after debate and a failed amendment about attesting marital status.

The Civil Rights & Judiciary Committee on March 26 voted 9‑4 to report Engrossed Second Substitute Senate Bill 5651 out of committee with a due‑pass recommendation.

Committee staff described the bill as updating statutory exemptions that protect portions of a debtor's personal property from execution, attachment or garnishment. Ranking Member Representative Walsh moved amendment Adam 2 37, which would have required a judgment debtor claiming a marital community…

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