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How does non-exempt property figure into the process of Chapter 7?
A.
A court gives a debtor's non-exempt property to the creditors.
B.
A debtor may keep non-exempt property even if the value is more than the debt.
C.
A creditor holds the non-exempt property until the debtor pays the debt in cash.
D.
A court sells the debtor's non-exempt property and gives the earnings to creditors.
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In Chapter 7 the bankruptcy trustee liquidates (sells) the debtor’s non‑exempt property and distributes the proceeds to creditors (after trustee fees and priority claims).
In Chapter 7 the bankruptcy trustee liquidates (sells) the debtor’s non‑exempt property and distributes the proceeds to creditors (after trustee fees and priority claims).
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