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Monthly Bankruptcy Rule Reports

Every month we review Arizona and Washington exemption amounts, state median family income, and the IRS and U.S. Trustee means-test standards against their official sources — and publish what we found, with the statute cited and a link to the government page.

September 2026

September 2026 Bankruptcy Rule Report: Arizona & Washington Exemptions, Median Income & Means-Test Standards

Our September 2026 review of the official sources for Arizona and Washington: current bankruptcy exemption amounts, state median family income, and the IRS and U.S. Trustee means-test expense standards. Every figure below is listed with the statute or official table it comes from, its effective date, and a direct link to the government source.

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August 2026

August 2026 Bankruptcy Rule Report: Arizona & Washington Exemptions, Median Income & Means-Test Standards

Our August 2026 review of the official sources for Arizona and Washington: current bankruptcy exemption amounts, state median family income, and the IRS and U.S. Trustee means-test expense standards. Every figure below is listed with the statute or official table it comes from, its effective date, and a direct link to the government source.

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Official sources we review

Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. These reports are general information; amounts change and courts apply them to specific facts. Confirm any figure at the linked official source before relying on it.

Protecting Your Property

How exemption law protects your home, car, retirement, wages, and everything else you own when you file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 — and the planning that keeps it that way.

How the Homestead Exemption Protects Your Home in Bankruptcy Keeping Your Car in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Retirement Accounts in Bankruptcy: 401(k)s, IRAs & Pensions Protecting Wages and Bank Accounts from Garnishment Household Goods, Furniture & Personal Property in Bankruptcy Tools of the Trade: Protecting Work Equipment in Bankruptcy Tax Refunds in Bankruptcy: Who Keeps Them and When Stopping Foreclosure with Chapter 13 Exemption Planning: Legal Ways to Protect Assets Before Filing What Actually Happens to Nonexempt Property in Chapter 7

Bankruptcy Rules

The rules that run every bankruptcy case — the automatic stay, the means test, the 341 meeting, preference and fraudulent transfer law, discharge exceptions, and timing limits.

The Automatic Stay: Bankruptcy's Most Powerful Rule The Chapter 7 Means Test, Explained Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13: The Rules That Decide The 341 Meeting of Creditors: Rules and What to Expect The Credit Counseling and Debtor Education Rules Preference Payments: Why Paying Family Back Before Filing Backfires Fraudulent Transfer Rules: Transfers That Sink Bankruptcy Cases Debts Bankruptcy Doesn't Erase: The Nondischargeability Rules Reaffirmation Agreements: Keeping Secured Debt After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Timing Rules: Waiting Periods and Refiling Limits