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personal items allowed to keep

For items allowed to keep, what about personal items such as children`s toys, or basic camping equipment we own (eg: tent, mattresses, etc)? In Manitoba, what is considered `sentimental items`?

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One Response to “personal items allowed to keep”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

To fully answer this question you are going to need to contact local trustee.

As the laws that determine exemptions are based on provincial legislation and I practice in Alberta I am not familiar enough with the Manitoba case law to be able to provide anything but general advice with respect to your provincial exemptions.