| New Jersey Asset Protection Summary
Homestead Exemptions There are no Homestead exemptions offered. Life Insurance and Annuities Life insurance proceeds are exempt if affected for someone other than the insured. If the policy so states, the proceeds and avails of the policy shall be exempt from claims of the beneficiaries creditors. (17B:24-6 and 17B:24-10) To see this statute, click here. Policies of group life and health insurance and the proceeds payable from such policies are exempt. (17B:24-8 and 17B:24-9) To see this statute, click here.
Subject to a $500 per month limitation, the benefits, rights, privileges, and options due or prospectively due under an annuity contract are exempt from claims of creditors. (17B:24-7) To see this statute, click here.
Disability Insurance
Proceeds and avails of all policies of health insurance, and provisions providing benefits to the insured, which are supplemental to life insurance policies or annuity contracts are exempt. (17B:24-8) To see this statute, click here. Corporate Protection Charging Orders The Charging Order is the exclusive remedy by which a judgment creditor of a partner or partner’s transferee may satisfy a judgment out of the judgment debtor’s transferable interest in the partnership. The judgment creditor will simply receive the right to receive distributions; the judgment creditor has no rights to interfere with management, force dissolution, or seek a foreclosure sale on the transferable interest. (Partnership and Partnership Associations, Title 42, 42:1A-30) To see this statute, please click here. Business Acts
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