Yes. A debtor's child and parent should be allowed to keep these items. Children's property generally has no resale value, but replacement costs can be substantial.
Chris Dodd: “Yes. A debtor's child and parent should be allowed to keep these items. Children's property generally has no resale…”
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Discussing the rights of debtors regarding children's property.
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