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Washington homestead and ordinary nonwage, nondeposit property exemptions from execution

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Washington homestead and ordinary nonwage, nondeposit property exemptions from execution

Actual public-source access: October 28, 2026, America/Los_Angeles.

The newly read Washington texts establish separate frameworks for homesteads, ordinary personal-property exemptions, and the procedures for preserving and contesting those exemptions. They do not establish that any particular property is owned, eligible, exempt, subject to a valid lien, or available for execution.

Three material limits remain:

The homestead statute’s prescribed county median-sale-price data source was identified, but its public data pages and the discovered annual PDF did not open successfully. The statutory formula is verified; a current published dataset and its version are not.
The homestead provisions use different lien-deduction wording in the general definition, appraisal provision, and division/sale provisions. That difference remains visible and unresolved.
The personal-property objection statute incorporates a garnishment provision while retaining its own notice and release language. The different triggering events cannot safely be collapsed into one generic deadline.

The earlier reports and holds remain unchanged. This answer addresses only the PASS-07 portion of registry dimension 5.

Reading conventions

The complete identifiers appear in the registers. Elsewhere, S001, C001, Q001, and B001 mean, respectively, S_WA-P7-S001, S_WA-P7-C001, S_WA-P7-Q001, and S_WA-P7-B001.

“Verified text” means the stated passage was actually read from the identified primary source. It does not mean that all judicial construction, historical application, incorporated special regimes, or factual predicates have been resolved.

1. Substantive findings and principal comparisons

1.1 The principal distinctions

Question	Homestead framework	Ordinary personal-property framework	Consequence for this component
What property category is involved?	Qualifying real or personal property used or intended as the principal home, subject to the exact residence and ownership language.	Enumerated articles, allowances, rights, and qualified proceeds under RCW 6.15.010 and related provisions.	A personal-property homestead and an ordinary personal-property allowance are different classifications. C001–C008, C042–C064.
How is protection created or preserved?	Owner occupancy can create automatic protection; unoccupied land and specified personal-property homesteads have declaration requirements.	Selection and a claim before execution sale generally matter; the statute also contains a limited sheriff-selection provision and specified automatic financial-asset amounts.	“Automatic” does not eliminate every declaration, claim, objection, or proof issue. C005–C010, C049–C051, C071, C075–C083.
What is the valuation base?	General definition subtracts liens and encumbrances senior to the executing judgment, excluding that judgment.	Reasonable market value of the debtor’s interest when selected, excluding all liens and encumbrances.	The two valuation bases must not be interchanged. The homestead appraisal wording creates an additional internal issue. C016–C017, C042.
How do spouses combine protection?	Separate claims on the same premises cannot increase the homestead available to the community beyond the statutory amount.	Each spouse has exemptions that may be combined in the same property or used in different property, subject to the statute’s conditions.	No automatic doubling of the homestead; express combining language exists for personal property. C004, C043.
What does an exemption protect against?	Attachment, execution, and forced sale for owner debts, subject to enumerated exceptions.	Execution, attachment, and garnishment, subject to RCW 6.15.050.	These are execution protections, not findings of title, property-tax eligibility, debt cancellation, or bankruptcy discharge. C018, C066–C074.
Does a judgment lien necessarily authorize sale?	RCW 6.13.090 addresses a lien on excess value; RCW 6.13.100–.200 separately address appraisal, division, sale, and proceeds.	Exemption valuation and indivisibility can require the separate RCW 6.15.070 procedure.	Lien attachment, exempt value, sale authorization, and distribution are distinct issues. C033–C041, C084.
Are proceeds protected identically?	Qualifying voluntary-sale and destruction-insurance proceeds have an express one-year rule; forced-sale money has separate language.	RCW 6.15.030 protects specified insurance money; it contains no express one-year period.	No universal proceeds period or replacement-property rule is supplied. C019–C021, C064.
Does state protection settle federal treatment?	State bankruptcy-specific language exists, but federal election and limitation provisions remain separate.	State bankruptcy-only allowances also differ from ordinary execution allowances.	No federal exemption election, adjusted federal cap, lien avoidance, or discharge outcome is determined. C022, C062–C063, C113–C118.

The comparisons follow the operative statutory text, rather than a generalized exemption chart. app.leg.wa.gov+5

1.2 Source-stated symbolic relations

These relations describe statutory language only. No financial or geographic input has been supplied.

Relation	Meaning and qualification
H = greater of F and M	For the ordinary homestead amount, F is the statutory fixed amount and M is the prescribed county median sale price of a single-family home in the preceding calendar year. The special state income-tax-on-retirement-benefits branch is separate. C014–C015, C032; Q001–Q003.
N = market value − senior liens and encumbrances	RCW 6.13.010(2)(b) excludes the judgment being executed upon from the deduction. RCW 6.13.140 uses different wording; this relation is not silently substituted into that section. C016–C017.
V = reasonable market value of the debtor’s interest, excluding liens and encumbrances, at selection	The ordinary personal-property valuation definition. A bankruptcy-only allowance expressly uses petition-date valuation instead. C042, C062.
Value exceeding the applicable exemption + statutory indivisibility predicates → possible statutory sale branch	An excess-value label alone is insufficient. Homestead and personal-property statutes prescribe different adjudicative steps. C035–C041, C084.
Permissible bid > applicable exemption amount	Both RCW 6.13.160 and RCW 6.15.070 use a strict “exceeds” condition. Equality is not enough under those clauses. C039, C084.
Future adjustment = specified CPI-U change, with the dollar change rounded as prescribed	RCW 6.15.010(1)(d)(iii)(B) applies only to the dollar amounts in that subsection, begins on the enacted future date, and assigns publication to the Department of Revenue. No CPI calculation was performed. C055.

2. Source and usage register

All entries below were checked on October 28, 2026, America/Los_Angeles. Washington RCW entries are the official codified bodies displayed on that access date. Their displayed amendment credits are distinguished from the original enactments actually read.

For PDFs, the listed bounds refer to parsed text. No claim is made that page pixels were examined. Where an enrolled act has an unnumbered certification cover at index 0, printed page 1 is PDF index 1.

2.1 Washington operative texts and enactments

Source ID	Issuer, title, literal HTTPS URL	Actual read bounds and usage	Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits
S_WA-P7-S001	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.13 RCW—Homesteads. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.13&full=true	Complete operative §§.010–.240, including definitions, declarations, abandonment, exceptions, lien, appraisal, sale, proceeds, and incapacity provisions; displayed credits and notes. Individual section pages were also read under this same document ID.	Current displayed code. Material credits include 2021 c 290 §§2–6; 1999 c 403 §§1–3; 1993 c 200 §3; 2008 c 6 §§633–639; and 1987 c 442. Original material 2021/1999 amendments separately authenticated in S003/S004. Older severability and cross-referenced special-regime enactments were not all reconstructed. app.leg.wa.gov+2
S_WA-P7-S002	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.15 RCW—Personal property exemptions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.15&full=true	Complete §§.010, .030, .040, .050, .060, .070, .900, including all subsections and displayed notes. Retirement §§.020/.025 were not substantively investigated.	Current displayed code. Material credits: .010, 2025 c 391 §1 and 2023 c 393 §§1–2; .050, 2025 c 391 §2; .060, 2025 c 58 §2001; .030/.040/.070, 1987 c 442; .900, 2009 c 521 §13. Future adjustment clause is enacted, not proposed. Reviser-note issue addressed in C111. app.leg.wa.gov+3
S_WA-P7-S003	Washington Legislature, 2021 c 290, ESSB 5408—Homestead exemption. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5408-S.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+290+s+2	Cover/index 0; §§2–6, printed pp.1–5/indexes 1–5; §8 and approval, printed pp.7–8/indexes 7–8. Findings were seen; referenced opinions were not investigated.	Enacted; immediate effect May 12, 2021 verified from §8 and certification/approval. No general retroactivity conclusion drawn. §7’s deed-of-trust changes are outside the substantive use here. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S004	Washington Legislature, 1999 c 403, HB 1233—Homestead valuation amendments. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/1999-00/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1233.SL.pdf?cite=1999+c+403+s+1	Cover; complete §§1–4, printed pp.1–3/indexes 1–3.	Enacted historical amendment; cover effective date July 25, 1999. Supports the senior-lien wording change in .010/.150/.160; it did not amend .140. Historical dollar figures in the act are not current amounts. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S005	Washington Legislature, 2023 c 393, ESSB 5173—Property exemption amendments. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5173-S.SL.pdf?cite=2023+c+393+s+2	Cover; complete §§1–2, printed pp.1–7/indexes 1–7; §§6–7, printed p.21/index 21.	General effective date July 23, 2023; §2 effective July 1, 2025. Original expiration clause read, then checked against its repeal in S006. Later reopening failed after successful substantive reads; see F13. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov+2
S_WA-P7-S006	Washington Legislature, 2025 c 391, E2SSB 5651—Garnishment exemptions. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5651-S2.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+391+s+1	Cover; complete §§1–2, printed pp.1–5/indexes 1–5; complete §§5–6, printed p.17/index 17. Shared garnishment-form material returned incidentally; it is not a P6 foundation.	Enacted, effective July 1, 2025. §5 repeals 2023 c 393 §6 and 2021 c 50 §4. §1 enacts the future adjustment provision; §2 adds the support-agency exception. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov+1
S_WA-P7-S007	Washington Legislature, 2025 c 58, SHB 1281—Technical corrections, §2001. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1281-S.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+58+s+2001	Cover and complete §2001, printed pp.22–25/indexes 22–25. The 362-page act was not read in full.	§2001 falls under the general July 27, 2025 effective date; differently dated unrelated sections are not applied here. Corrected RCW 6.15.060(2)’s category cross-references. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov+1
S_WA-P7-S008	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.17 RCW—Executions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.17&full=true	Complete relied-on §§.090–.180. Scope of reliance: nonexempt property; real-property affidavit; writ notice; return; custody/proceeds; joint interests. .160’s levy categories were read but are not operational instructions here. Other returned sections were incidental.	Current displayed code. Material credits include 1987 c 442 §§409–418; 1988 c 231 §§8–10; 2014 c 107 §§3–4. Judgment-duration, initial suit, and actual levy predicates remain outside this pass. app.leg.wa.gov+2
S_WA-P7-S009	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.21 RCW—Sales under execution. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.21&full=true	Complete §§.020–.070 and .090–.110 read. Relied chiefly on .020–.040, .060, .100–.110. .080 was not completely read; .120 was incidental; redemption is excluded.	Current displayed code. Material credits: .020, 1988 c 231 §14; .030/.040, 2021 c 122 §§10–11; .100, 2021 c 122 §14; .110, 2014 c 107 §1. Older codified application notes were read, but original historical enactments were not all retrieved. app.leg.wa.gov+2
S_WA-P7-S010	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.27.160—Claiming exemptions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.27.160	Complete subsections (1)–(3), including wholly blank statutory forms. Relied on only to the extent incorporated by RCW 6.15.060(4)(a), principally subsection (2).	Current displayed text; latest credit 2003 c 222 §7. Garnishee-specific release and damages provisions are not automatically transferred to an execution officer. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S011	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.01.060—Definitions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.01.060	Complete (1)–(5), introductory applicability clause, credits and notes.	Current displayed text; latest credit 2021 c 122 §9. Medical-debt incorporation traced to S028; electronic-auction incorporation into RCW 36.16.145 not completed. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S012	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.32.250—Exempt property in supplemental proceedings. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.32.250	Complete section read; reliance limited to the express protection for property exempt by law.	Current displayed text; latest credit 2006 c 360 §13. Trust and earnings branches were not developed into separate conclusions. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S013	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 1.12.025—Multiple amendments and publication. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.12.025	Complete (1)–(2).	Current displayed text; latest credit 1983 c 244 §1. Subsection (2) makes the published consolidation prima facie evidence and provides that session-law sections control an interpretive conflict. No unsupported application of subsection (1)’s same-session rule across different legislatures. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S014	Washington Supreme Court, Superior Court Civil Rules: CR 6, CR 69, CR 81. https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_06_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_69_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_81_00_00.pdf	Each complete one-page rule, unnumbered page/index 0. CR 6(a)–(e), CR 69(a)–(b), CR 81(a)–(b).	Current official rule files. CR 6: adopted July 1, 1967, latest displayed amendment April 28, 2015. CR 69: July 1, 1967; amendments September 1, 1993 and April 28, 2015. CR 81: July 1, 1967. Original adoption orders not separately read. courts.wa.gov+2
S_WA-P7-S015	Washington Supreme Court, CRLJ 6, CRLJ 81, CRLJ 69–70. https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_06_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_81_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_69-70.pdf	Complete single-page files/index 0. CRLJ 69–70 is reserved.	CRLJ 6: adopted September 1, 1984; amended September 1, 1989. CRLJ 81: adopted September 1, 1984; amendments September 1, 1989 and June 2, 1998. Original orders not separately read. courts.wa.gov+2
S_WA-P7-S016	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 1.16.050—Legal holidays. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.16.050	Complete displayed section read; reliance limited to legal holidays, weekend observance, and the distinction between recognized days and legal holidays.	Current displayed text; credits include 2025 c 58 §1001, 2025 c 30 §1, 2024 c 76 §3. No actual calendar generated; original holiday amendments not separately reconstructed. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S017	Washington Legislature, 2021 c 122, EHB 1271. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1271.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+122+s+10	Complete §§9–12, printed pp.10–15/indexes 10–15; §16, printed p.23/index 23.	§10’s July 1, 2022 effective date verified. No whole-act reading claim. A later cover reopen failed; earlier successful operative reads remain the basis. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov+2
S_WA-P7-S022	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 64.04.020—Requisites of a deed. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.04.020	Complete operative paragraph and displayed note.	Current displayed text; historical credit 1929 c 33 §2. Used only for the acknowledgment incorporation; not a completed deed or recording determination. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S023	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 64.08.010—Acknowledgments. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.08.010	Complete operative paragraph and credits.	Current displayed text; latest credit 1971 c 81 §131. Electronic, remote, foreign, and power-of-attorney qualifications not completed. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S024	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 68.20.110–.120—Association cemetery property. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.110; https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.120	Both complete sections read. Used only to identify the narrowly qualified burial-lot category.	Current displayed text; .110’s latest credit 2005 c 365 §72. Full association formation, cemetery dedication, tax, and burial-law regimes remain outside scope. app.leg.wa.gov+1
S_WA-P7-S025	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 68.24.220—Certain burying places protected. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.24.220	Complete section read.	Current displayed text; “such burying ground” antecedent not fully traced. This is a qualified boundary source, not a universal burial-property conclusion. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S028	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 19.16.100—Definitions, medical-debt paragraph. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=19.16.100	Complete subsection (11), with its inclusions/exclusions, and displayed credits/notes. Other returned definitions were incidental; the complete licensing section was not investigated.	Current displayed text; latest credit 2025 c 145 §1. Incorporated health-care provider/facility definitions in RCW 48.43.005 remain an uncompleted branch. app.leg.wa.gov

2.2 Federal text and federal currency checks

Source ID	Issuer, title, literal HTTPS URL	Actual read bounds	Status and limits
S_WA-P7-S018	U.S. Government Publishing Office/Office of the Law Revision Counsel, 11 U.S.C. §522—Exemptions, 2024 edition. https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title11/html/USCODE-2024-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm	Complete operative (a)–(q) read across successive openings; source/amendment/effective notes inspected. A preliminary 2023-edition reading covered (a)–(f): https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2023-title11/html/USCODE-2023-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm.	Official dated edition, not a fully authenticated October 28, 2026 consolidation. Same statute in two editions, not independent corroboration. Used for the incorporated dependent definition and bounded bankruptcy boundary. Current adjusted federal dollar limits not verified. BANKRUPTCY+1
S_WA-P7-S019	OLRC, 2025 classification table, 119th Congress, first session. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_1st.html	Title 11 block actually read; linked table scope checked against the classification index.	No §522 amendment identified in that Title 11 block. A classification table is a currency cross-check, not replacement operative text or a review of every unclassified law. US Code
S_WA-P7-S020	OLRC, 2026 classification table, 119th Congress, second session. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_2nd.html	Introduction/currency and Title 11 block read.	Displayed through Public Law 119-136, October 22, 2026; no §522 amendment identified in that block. October 23–28 and unclassified-law completeness are not certified. US Code
S_WA-P7-S021	OLRC, U.S. Code download currency index. https://uscode.house.gov/download.html	Currency statement and Title 11 download row read.	Displayed release through Public Law 119-136, October 22, 2026. Linked Title 11 download failed; index alone supplies no §522 body. US Code
S_WA-P7-S026	OLRC, 26 U.S.C. §6334—Property exempt from levy. https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t26/s6334/	Complete operative (a)–(g), credits, and relevant notes read. Reliance limited to the federal-tax-levy boundary, including (c), with exceptions preserved.	Page displayed currency through Public Law 119-120, October 7, 2026. No current adjusted federal dollar calculation; no underlying levy-authority determination. uscode.house.gov+1
S_WA-P7-S027	GPO, 28 U.S.C. §3014—Exempt property, official linked extract. https://www.govinfo.gov/link/uscode/28/3014	Complete (a)–(c), printed pp.652–653/PDF indexes 0–1; source/effective note.	Edition not displayed in the retrieved extract; currentness unresolved. Chapter-applicability §§3001–3003 were not read. Used only to identify a separate federal-collection dependency, not to announce a current election or deadline. govinfo.gov
S_WA-P7-S029	OLRC, Classification Tables index. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tables.html	Introductory scope and links to the two session tables read.	Discovery/currency metadata only. Does not itself establish the substantive contents of §522. US Code

3. Atomic consequential claim register

The assertions below are the detailed substantive findings. Every source reference resolves to a literal URL and read extent in Section 2.

3.1 Homestead eligibility, creation, continuity, and amount

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C001	A homestead can consist of real or personal property. RCW 6.13.010(1) begins with residence use by the owner or a dependent, but ends by requiring actual intended or actual use as the owner’s principal home. Those clauses are not treated as resolving dependent-only occupancy.	S001, .010(1), complete paragraph. Verified text; construction held—B002.
S_WA-P7-C002	“Owner” includes, without being limited to, a purchaser under a deed of trust, mortgage, or real-estate contract. A mobile home need not be permanently affixed or situated on land owned by its owner or dependent; intended residential land is described without an acreage limit.	S001, .010(1), (2)(a). Actual legal interest and use remain unestablished.
S_WA-P7-C003	RCW 6.13.010(2)(d) incorporates 11 U.S.C. §522(a)(1); the read federal text includes a spouse within “dependent” whether or not actually dependent. It is an inclusive definition, not a finding about any relationship.	S001, .010(2)(d); S018, §522(a)(1); currency cross-check S019–S021.
S_WA-P7-C004	A married owner’s or registered domestic partner’s homestead may be community, jointly owned, or either partner’s separate property. Separate claims on the same premises cannot increase the community’s protection beyond RCW 6.13.030.	S001, .020, complete section. No automatic homestead doubling.
S_WA-P7-C005	RCW 6.13.040(1) states automatic protection from owner occupancy as a principal residence, while also specifying declaration routes for other described categories.	S001, .040(1). Personal-property overlap held in B003.
S_WA-P7-C006	Selection of unoccupied improved or unimproved land requires execution and recording of a homestead declaration in the property county. The statute also requires an abandonment declaration when the owner owns another parcel presently occupied or claimed as a homestead. Required contents appear in .040(3)–(4).	S001, .040(2)–(4). No actual declaration, county, or abandonment determined.
S_WA-P7-C007	An unoccupied mobile home on land not owned by the debtor uses the declaration-delivery route in RCW 6.15.060(3)(c). “Any other personal property” homestead uses the notice described in (3)(d), including ownership, residence, value estimate, and identifying description. Both execution-claim provisions specify delivery before sale.	S001, .040(1); S002, .060(3)(c)–(d), complete clauses.
S_WA-P7-C008	Homestead and abandonment declarations must be acknowledged as a grant of real property. The read acknowledgment statutes require the prescribed acknowledgment before an authorized official; they do not establish electronic, remote, or representative execution compliance.	S001, .040(5), .050; S022–S023, complete operative paragraphs.
S_WA-P7-C009	Continuous vacation for at least six months creates a statutory presumption of abandonment. The text does not say that six months automatically extinguishes every homestead.	S001, .050, first sentence.
S_WA-P7-C010	For intended absence more than six months, no intent to abandon, and no other principal residence, .050 permits a recorded, acknowledged nonabandonment declaration containing the specified future-occupancy, other-homestead, absence, and legal-description statements.	S001, .050, complete remainder. No universal filing-date calculation supplied.
S_WA-P7-C011	Homestead conveyance or encumbrance generally requires both spouses’ or partners’ execution and acknowledgment, subject to the section’s power-of-attorney qualification; a nonspouse/nonpartner dependent need not join.	S001, .060, complete section. Power-of-attorney validity remains outside scope.
S_WA-P7-C012	Where the specified inability to assist in management exists and no guardian has been appointed, .210 permits the other spouse or partner to seek a superior-court order for sale, conveyance, or mortgage upon proof. This is a conditional judicial route, not automatic authority.	S001, .210 and .240, complete sections.
S_WA-P7-C013	The special .210 route has publication, personal-service, relative/prosecutor, verified-petition, and court-order requirements in .220–.240. Its quantities are recorded in Q013; the prosecutor’s stated role concerns good faith and fairness when the statutory substitute-service condition applies.	S001, .220–.240, complete sections.
S_WA-P7-C014	The ordinary homestead exemption amount is the greater of $125,000 and the county median sale price of a single-family home in the preceding calendar year, subject to the separate unlimited branch in .030(1)(c).	S001, .030(1)(a)–(c). No county amount selected.
S_WA-P7-C015	The court must use Washington Center for Real Estate Research data; only if that center no longer provides the data does the statute specify an OFM-designated successor. Access failure does not establish that successor condition.	S001, .030(2). Dataset/version held; F01/F04/F05/F07.
S_WA-P7-C016	General homestead “net value” is market value less liens and encumbrances senior to the executing judgment, excluding that judgment itself.	S001, .010(2)(b); S004, §1.
S_WA-P7-C017	RCW 6.13.140 instructs appraisal using value less all liens and encumbrances; .010(2)(b), .150 and .160 use senior-to-executing-judgment wording. The original 1999 act amended the latter provisions, not .140.	S001, .140–.160; S004, §§1–3. Textual discrepancy preserved; B006.
S_WA-P7-C018	Subject to .080, .070(1) protects the homestead up to the statutory amount from attachment, execution, or forced sale for owner debts. It does not itself adjudicate ownership or create a property-tax qualification.	S001, .070(1), .080.

The occupancy, amount, and valuation findings are supported by the actual statutory bodies and the original valuation amendment. app.leg.wa.gov+4

3.2 Homestead proceeds, exceptions, liens, and execution interfaces

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C019	Good-faith voluntary-sale proceeds intended to acquire a new homestead, and destruction-insurance proceeds held to restore or replace the homestead, are protected up to the homestead amount for one year from receipt; the clause also protects the new homestead acquired with those proceeds.	S001, .070(3), complete subsection. Purpose, tracing, receipt, and replacement predicates not supplied.
S_WA-P7-C020	RCW 6.13.180 gives money paid to the owner after the statutory sale the protection against legal process and the other spouse’s/partner’s voluntary disposition that the law gives the homestead. It states no separate fixed duration.	S001, .170–.180. Scope of protected money and interaction with .070(3) remain held; no unlimited-surplus inference.
S_WA-P7-C021	The state definition of forced sale includes a bankruptcy sale of homestead property and states that .070’s reinvestment provisions do not apply to those proceeds.	S001, .010(2)(c); S003, §2. Federal treatment remains separate.
S_WA-P7-C022	The state bankruptcy-specific clause uses the petition date; if the debtor’s interest then is no greater than the state amount, it describes the entire interest, including possession and nonmonetary interests, as exempt and protects appreciation of that exempt interest.	S001, .070(2); S003, §5. State text only; federal limits not cleared.
S_WA-P7-C023	A homestead created under the chapter is presumed valid until contested in the specified court of general jurisdiction where situated. The presumption does not supply missing creation or ownership facts.	S001, .070(4).
S_WA-P7-C024	The homestead exception for mechanic’s, laborer’s, construction, maritime, automobile-repair, material-supplier’s, and vendor’s liens requires liens arising out of and against the particular homestead property.	S001, .080(1). Lien creation, validity, priority, and enforcement remain separate.
S_WA-P7-C025	The security-agreement exception concerns an agreement describing the claimed homestead as collateral.	S001, .080(2)(a). No agreement or security interest is assumed.
S_WA-P7-C026	The mortgage/deed-of-trust exception has execution and acknowledgment conditions for spouses/partners or an unmarried claimant; a nonspouse/nonpartner dependent need not execute or acknowledge.	S001, .080(2)(b). No universal conclusion for every secured obligation.
S_WA-P7-C027	The homestead’s separate-bankruptcy exception concerns existing spouse/partner/community debts, filings by both within six months, absence of a joint or jointly administered case, and the other spouse/partner’s use of §522(d).	S001, .080(3), complete subsection. Federal and factual predicates held.
S_WA-P7-C028	The support exception concerns debts arising from a lawful court order, decree, or administrative order establishing child support or maintenance.	S001, .080(4). Does not establish validity or scope of any order.
S_WA-P7-C029	The medical-assistance exception is expressly limited to Washington recovery of assistance correctly paid consistent with 42 U.S.C. §1396p.	S001, .080(5). Complete federal incorporation not retrieved; no positive recovery conclusion—B010.
S_WA-P7-C030	The association exception concerns debts secured by a condominium, homeowners’, or common-interest-community association lien.	S001, .080(6). A charge or association label alone does not establish a lien.
S_WA-P7-C031	The tax exception concerns taxes collected under chapters 82.08, 82.12, and 82.14 RCW but not remitted to the Department of Revenue.	S001, .080(7). Not a conclusion that all tax debts are identical.
S_WA-P7-C032	Section .030(1)(c) states no dollar limit for its narrowly described judgment in favor of a state for failure to pay that state’s income tax on pension/retirement benefits received while a Washington resident.	S001, .030(1)(c). No extension to other taxes, federal levy, or other income.
S_WA-P7-C033	Under .090, recording the judgment in the property county creates a lien on homestead value exceeding the exemption.	S001, .090, first sentence. No judgment-duration or enforceability conclusion.
S_WA-P7-C034	Section .090 separately addresses a transferred district-court judgment’s certified abstract and a Department of Revenue warrant filed under RCW 82.32.210. Their stated recording/filing events differ.	S001, .090, second and third sentences. Underlying transfer and tax-warrant requirements not reconstructed.
S_WA-P7-C035	For an execution levied on a homestead outside .080, the creditor’s appraisal application is to the superior court of the property county and must be supported by the verified petition described in .110.	S001, .100–.110, complete sections. Execution and jurisdiction predicates held.
S_WA-P7-C036	The petition and hearing notice must be served on the owner and counsel, if any, at least ten days before hearing; after the prescribed proof, the court may appoint a qualified disinterested county appraiser.	S001, .120–.130. Appointment is not automatic.
S_WA-P7-C037	The appraiser must take an oath before performing duties, view and appraise, address divisibility where required, and submit the written report within fifteen days after appointment.	S001, .140. Valuation wording issue remains C017.
S_WA-P7-C038	If the report supports excess value and division without material injury or violation of governmental restrictions, .150 permits an order setting aside land including the residence to the exemption value and execution against the remainder.	S001, .150. No actual divisibility or land-use finding.
S_WA-P7-C039	If the specified excess-value condition exists and the property is not divided, .160 requires a sale order with a bid strictly exceeding the homestead exemption.	S001, .160; S004, §3. No actual sale authority determined.
S_WA-P7-C040	Section .170 states the sequence: exemption amount to the debtor, execution amount toward the execution, then remaining balance to the debtor. This is not a substitute for resolving other liens or the separate surplus provisions.	S001, .170; compare S008, .140–.150 and S009, .110(5).
S_WA-P7-C041	Homestead appraisal compensation is a reasonable amount fixed by the court. The execution creditor initially pays proceeding costs, with the stated addition to execution costs in .150/.160 cases.	S001, .190–.200. The personal-property appraiser fee is different.

The exception list and excess-value sale provisions were read in full. The report does not turn an exception into proof of an enforceable lien or a lawful sale. app.leg.wa.gov+4

3.3 Ordinary personal-property categories and limitations

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C042	“Value” under .010 means the reasonable market value of the debtor’s interest in the article or item when selected, excluding all liens and encumbrances.	S002, .010(2). Not gross retail or replacement cost.
S_WA-P7-C043	Each spouse has the section’s exemptions and may combine them in the same property or take different exempt property. The community-household clause and .900’s registered-partnership construction remain applicable.	S002, .010(1)(d), (3), .900. No ownership or community-liability determination.
S_WA-P7-C044	Wearing apparel is exempt; the $3,500 limitation is specifically on furs, jewelry, and personal ornaments for an individual.	S002, .010(1)(a). It is not a cap on all clothing.
S_WA-P7-C045	Private libraries, including the specified electronic media, have a $3,500 value limit. The same paragraph separately lists all family pictures and keepsakes.	S002, .010(1)(b). Classification of an item remains open.
S_WA-P7-C046	The statute separately lists a cell phone, personal computer, and printer without stating a dollar ceiling in that clause.	S002, .010(1)(c). No inference of unlimited numbers of devices.
S_WA-P7-C047	Household goods, appliances, furniture, and home/yard equipment have a $6,500 individual allowance, including provisions and fuel.	S002, .010(1)(d)(i). No obsolete per-item cap imported.
S_WA-P7-C048	Outside bankruptcy, “other personal property,” excluding the specified personal earnings, has a $3,000 limit, with nested financial-asset restrictions.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A). Combining this allowance with another category for the same item is not decided.
S_WA-P7-C049	For debts other than private student-loan and consumer debt, the combined listed financial assets—including stocks, bonds, and other securities—have a $500 maximum within that allowance, described as automatically protected regardless of the number of listed holdings.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(I). No separate per-security or per-account allowance.
S_WA-P7-C050	For private student-loan debt, the listed financial-asset maximum is $2,500, of which $1,000 is automatically protected, regardless of the number of listed holdings.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(II). Inside, not additional to, the other-property allowance.
S_WA-P7-C051	For consumer debt, the listed financial-asset maximum is $2,000, described as automatically protected regardless of the number of listed holdings.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(III). Included only because the clause also governs nondeposit securities; bank processing is excluded.
S_WA-P7-C052	Title 6 defines consumer debt by an obligation or alleged obligation arising from a transaction primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, and includes medical debt.	S011, .060 introductory clause and (2)–(3). A marketing label is not the statutory test.
S_WA-P7-C053	A private student loan is not federally or state guaranteed, is used solely for personal postsecondary education/costs of attendance, and includes solely refinancing such a loan. Open-end credit, reverse mortgages, residential mortgages, and other real-property/dwelling-secured loans are excluded.	S011, .060(4), complete definition. No actual classification or favorable category election.
S_WA-P7-C054	The medical-debt definition includes specified health-care obligations and has cosmetic-treatment and reconstructive-treatment qualifications. Its provider/facility terms incorporate RCW 48.43.005.	S028, .100(11). Incorporated definitions not completed; application held.
S_WA-P7-C055	Beginning July 1, 2027, the dollar amounts in .010(1)(d)(iii) must be adjusted and published every three years by DOR for the most recent three-year CPI-U change, rounding the dollar change to the nearest $25.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(B); S006, §1. Enacted future operation; no 2026 adjustment invented.
S_WA-P7-C056	The motor-vehicle clause states a motor vehicle, not exceeding $15,000 in aggregate value.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iv). No multiplication per vehicle.
S_WA-P7-C057	Professionally prescribed health aids for the debtor or dependent are listed without an express dollar cap in that clause.	S002, .010(1)(d)(vi). Prescription, ownership, and category predicates unestablished.
S_WA-P7-C058	The bodily-injury branch protects a right to payment or proceeds up to $20,000, excluding pain and suffering and compensation for actual pecuniary loss, for the debtor or an individual on whom the debtor is dependent.	S002, .010(1)(d)(vii), first branch. Allocation and tracing held.
S_WA-P7-C059	The alternative future-earnings-loss branch is limited to what is reasonably necessary for support of the debtor and dependents; the paragraph uses “or.”	S002, .010(1)(d)(vii), second branch. No automatic addition to the bodily-injury cap.
S_WA-P7-C060	Tools, instruments, materials, and supplies used to carry on the individual’s trade have a $15,000 limit.	S002, .010(1)(e). Actual trade use is a condition.
S_WA-P7-C061	The education-property clause specifies tuition units and qualified contributions made more than two years before the bankruptcy filing or judgment, with chapter 28B.95 RCW and federal §§529/530 qualifications.	S002, .010(1)(f). Program incorporations not read; qualified-category boundary only.
S_WA-P7-C062	The $10,000 other-personal-property allowance and petition-date valuation in .010(1)(d)(ii) are expressly bankruptcy-only.	S002, .010(1)(d)(ii). They are not ordinary execution allowances.
S_WA-P7-C063	The separate bankruptcy personal-injury/future-earnings clause preserves specified liens and subrogation claims and expressly excludes the stated Washington lienholder/subrogee right under RCW 43.20B.060.	S002, .010(1)(d)(viii). Federal and incorporated state recovery regimes held.
S_WA-P7-C064	If property exempt under Washington law is insured and lost, stolen, or destroyed, .030 protects insurance money coming to the insured up to the statutory measure tied to the exempt property. The section states no fixed proceeds period.	S002, .030, complete section. No general voluntary-sale or replacement-property rule inferred.
S_WA-P7-C065	Section .040 addresses property owned in a married person’s own right against the other spouse’s liability, with its living-owner/minor-heir condition and liability for the owner’s own premarital debts.	S002, .040 and .900. Full marital-property classification is not resolved.
S_WA-P7-C066	The .010 exemptions do not apply to execution, attachment, or garnishment on a judgment for all or part of the purchase price of the same property.	S002, .050(2).
S_WA-P7-C067	The .010 exemptions do not apply to the specified court-ordered criminal-victim restitution judgment.	S002, .050(3). No broader criminal collection regime investigated.
S_WA-P7-C068	The .010 exemptions do not apply to process on a judgment for a tax levied upon the property.	S002, .050(4). Not a conclusion about every tax obligation.
S_WA-P7-C069	Chapter 6.15 does not prevent creation or enforcement of a security interest in otherwise exemptible personal property.	S002, .050(5). Attachment, perfection, validity, and enforcement requirements remain separate.
S_WA-P7-C070	Chapter 6.15 excludes personal property of a nonresident and of an individual leaving or about to leave Washington with intent to defraud creditors.	S002, .050(6). No residency or intent finding; no automatic transfer of this language to chapter 6.13.
S_WA-P7-C071	Personal-property exemptions are waived by failure to claim before execution sale; garnishment has its separately incorporated claim period.	S002, .050(7). No P6 claim clock imported into execution.
S_WA-P7-C072	The .010 exemptions do not apply to the listed process issued by or for a Title IV-D child-support, alimony, or spousal-support agency, including its agent or assignee.	S002, .050(9); S006, §2. Authority and agency predicates remain necessary.
S_WA-P7-C073	The personal-property separate-bankruptcy restriction requires the stated nonjoint/non-joint-administration setting, both spouses filing within six months, and one spouse using §522(d).	S002, .050(8). No blanket restriction on all married debtors.
S_WA-P7-C074	Section .050(1) excludes the described regularly paid compensation from .010; .010(1)(d)(v) separately addresses traceable support. Those earnings and tracing components are not completed here.	S002, .050(1), .010(1)(d)(v). Explicit P5/P6 boundary.

The current category amounts, prospective adjustment, and complete limitation clauses were checked against the enacted 2023 and 2025 texts. app.leg.wa.gov+4

3.4 Preservation, objections, hearings, release, and sale framework

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C075	The individual or spouse may select personal property for exemption under .060(1). Selection is not an adjudication of ownership or qualification.	S002, .060(1).
S_WA-P7-C076	When the entitled individual/spouse is absent at seizure, the sheriff’s selection duty is limited to .010(1)(d)(i) and (iii). If no appraisal or permitted objection intervenes, the officer returns the selection by inventory; it is prima facie evidence, not conclusive proof.	S002, .060(2); S007, §2001.
S_WA-P7-C077	An execution/attachment claimant must deliver the verified itemized exemption claim and prescribed personal-property list to the levying officer before sale. The officer must immediately advise the creditor, attorney, or agent.	S002, .060(3)(a). No inventory or affidavit has been constructed.
S_WA-P7-C078	A nonvaluation objector must proceed under .160 and notify the officer no later than seven days after the officer gives notice of the exemption claim.	S002, .060(4)(a). The officer-notice trigger is not silently replaced by receipt.
S_WA-P7-C079	The incorporated .160(2) requires the objection declaration and hearing notice to be delivered or first-class mailed to the defendant no later than seven days after receipt of the claim, with hearing noted for a date no later than fourteen days after receipt.	S010, .160(2). Interaction with C078 remains B021.
S_WA-P7-C080	The incorporated paragraph places the exemption burden on the defendant, awards prevailing-party costs after hearing, and permits attorney fees if the claim or objection lacked good faith.	S010, .160(2). Fund-source documentation language is not converted into an invented property-appraisal requirement; application of incorporated remedies remains qualified.
S_WA-P7-C081	A value objection may demand appraisal: two disinterested appraisers, one selected by each side; a third upon disagreement; court appointment for the specified failures; itemized valuation and an affidavit signed by at least two.	S002, .060(4)(b), complete paragraph.
S_WA-P7-C082	Each personal-property appraiser receives $15 or a larger court-fixed fee. The creditor pays if all claimed property is exempt; otherwise the debtor pays under the clause.	S002, .060(4)(b). Not the homestead-appraiser fee.
S_WA-P7-C083	If the officer receives neither an objection notice nor an appraisal demand within seven days following notice to the creditor, .060(4)(c) requires release of the claimed property.	S002, .060(4)(c). Officer receipt is material.
S_WA-P7-C084	If a selected item exceeds the exemption and cannot be divided, .070 permits its statutory sale only on a bid exceeding the exemption; the exemption amount is paid first, then execution, then balance. A creditor bidder must pay the exempt amount in cash.	S002, .070, complete section.
S_WA-P7-C085	CR 69(a) directs execution procedure to the listed Washington statutes and other applicable statutes. CRLJ 69–70 is reserved; an identical limited-jurisdiction rule must not be invented.	S014, CR 69(a); S015, CRLJ 69–70.
S_WA-P7-C086	RCW 6.17.090 makes the debtor’s property liable to execution except property exempt by law.	S008, .090. Enforceable judgment and territorial/ownership predicates remain held.
S_WA-P7-C087	Before a real-property writ, .100 requires the creditor’s filed affidavit and mailed copy addressing the specified diligence, nonexempt personal property, and homestead facts. A homestead outside .080 remains subject to .100–.170’s special procedure.	S008, .100, complete section. The required allegations are not established facts.
S_WA-P7-C088	Section .130 requires the sheriff’s execution notice and the specified exemption texts through the stated summons-style service or regular-and-certified-mail route, including sale-date information.	S008, .130. Exact incorporated service validity is held; no publication or email authority inferred.
S_WA-P7-C089	The officer records the day, hour, and minute of writ receipt and returns the execution report within sixty days from the writ date. The section separately addresses receipt order for multiple writs.	S008, .120. Return time is not an exemption-claim period or judgment clock.
S_WA-P7-C090	Sections .170–.180 limit execution concerning jointly held property to the judgment debtor’s interest and preserve the stated other-owner qualifications.	S008, .170–.180. No ownership share or universal priority rule determined.
S_WA-P7-C091	After satisfaction, remaining property in officer custody is returned; money received is subject to the statutory remittance limit and court-controlled excess-proceeds rules.	S008, .140(4)–(6), .150. Release, satisfaction, and surplus entitlement are distinct.
S_WA-P7-C092	For personal-property execution sale, the creditor’s prescribed regular-and-certified mailing to the debtor and regular mailing to counsel must precede sale by at least thirty days; affidavit proof is filed.	S009, .020, complete section.
S_WA-P7-C093	For real-property execution sale, .030 separately specifies service or dual mailing to each debtor, mailing to counsel, the thirty-day minimum, and affidavit proof.	S009, .030(1). No actual service determination.
S_WA-P7-C094	The sheriff’s public-notice requirements differ: personal property uses three public places; real property uses the specified two-place posting and newspaper publication, with additional website publication for the electronic-auction branch. The statutory lead periods are in Q041.	S009, .020–.030. Full electronic-auction incorporation remains held.
S_WA-P7-C095	The statutory sale-notice form in .040 is a notice instrument, not proof of a valid sale, an accepted exemption, or redemption eligibility. Its nonforeclosure addition must not be confused with a completed finding of insufficient personal property.	S009, .040, complete blank statutory form.
S_WA-P7-C096	The execution-sale statute directs that sales cease once enough has been sold to satisfy the execution and forbids the officer/deputy from purchasing.	S009, .060, complete section. No actual sale quantity determined.
S_WA-P7-C097	A real-property sale return triggers the clerk’s specified docket, mailing, proof, proceeds, and certificate duties; mailing is to parties with written appearances who are not in default.	S009, .110(1), with .100. Sale and confirmation are distinct.
S_WA-P7-C098	Section .110(2) uses mailing of notice of filing the return as the trigger: confirmation may be sought after twenty days have elapsed, while the specified parties’ objections must be filed within twenty days after mailing.	S009, .110(2). Not an exemption-selection or initial-answer deadline.
S_WA-P7-C099	Even with objections, confirmation follows unless the court finds substantial sale irregularities causing probable loss or injury; the statute then provides resale, preserving the prior bid and requiring a greater new bid.	S009, .110(3)–(4). No automatic vacatur from any defect.
S_WA-P7-C100	Surplus distribution is governed by court-determined priority and court order; a surplus-disbursement motion has notice at least twenty days before hearing. The statute separately addresses waiver and custody before final disposition.	S009, .110(5). No priority, waiver, or payment result supplied.
S_WA-P7-C101	Chapter 6.32 does not authorize seizure of or interference with property expressly exempt by law.	S012, .250, opening exemption clause. No full supplemental-proceeding remedy analysis.

The execution objection, sale-notice, and confirmation provisions are distinct statutory processes. Their shared use of “notice” does not make their actors, delivery methods, or triggers interchangeable. app.leg.wa.gov+5

3.5 Computation, enactments, federal boundaries, and currentness

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C102	Where applicable, CR 6(a)/CRLJ 6(a) exclude the triggering day, include the last day subject to weekend/holiday rollover, and exclude intermediate weekends/holidays only for periods less than seven days.	S014–S015, rule 6(a). Special-proceeding and particular-statute qualifications remain.
S_WA-P7-C103	The rules’ three-day addition applies to a prescribed period after service where the paper is served by mail. It is not automatically added to a period keyed to receipt, giving notice, filing, or a minimum pre-sale interval.	S014–S015, rule 6(e). No actual deadline computed.
S_WA-P7-C104	Rule 6(b)’s enlargement authority concerns periods prescribed by the rules, a notice under them, or court order, with different pre-expiration and excusable-neglect conditions and express exclusions.	S014–S015, rule 6(b), complete clause. No blanket power to extend every statutory exemption period inferred.
S_WA-P7-C105	CR 81/CRLJ 81 preserve the stated special-proceeding limits; CRLJ 81 excludes small claims. Legal holidays are supplied by RCW 1.16.050, which also distinguishes recognized days from legal holidays.	S014–S016. Local orders and actual court closures unexamined.
S_WA-P7-C106	The material 2021 homestead changes took immediate effect on May 12, 2021.	S003, cover, §8 and approval. Historical-event application beyond this clause held.
S_WA-P7-C107	The 1999 act changed the senior-lien wording in .010/.150/.160 and was effective July 25, 1999; it did not amend .140.	S004, cover and §§1–3.
S_WA-P7-C108	The 2023 act changed the category structure and amounts; its general effective date and later §2 date differ. Its originally enacted expiration provision cannot be treated as still operative without considering the 2025 repeal.	S005, cover, §§1–2, 6–7; S006, §5.
S_WA-P7-C109	The 2025 act is effective July 1, 2025, repeals the two identified uncodified expiration provisions, adds the prospective indexing clause, and adds the support-agency exception.	S006, §§1–2, 5–6.
S_WA-P7-C110	The corrected absent-claimant category cross-references in .060(2) come from 2025 c 58 §2001, under that act’s July 27, 2025 general effective date.	S007, cover and §2001.
S_WA-P7-C111	The .010 reviser note describes the 2023 and 2025 amendments as producing identical text, but the original acts show material differences, including the 2025 adjustment provision. This report relies on the enacted clauses and preserves the note/text discrepancy.	S002, .010 reviser note; S005 §2; S006 §1; S013, .025(2). No judicial conflict resolution claimed.
S_WA-P7-C112	The original 2021 act expressly made its §10 real-property sale-notice amendment effective July 1, 2022.	S017, §§10, 16. No broader historical procedural conclusion.
S_WA-P7-C113	The read federal §522(b)(1)–(3) distinguishes the subsection (d) election from the alternative non-(d) route, subject to state authorization, the joint-election restriction, and other statutory conditions.	S018, §522(b)(1)–(3), complete clauses. No election made or eligibility determined.
S_WA-P7-C114	The non-(d) state/local-law branch uses the stated 730-day domicile period and, if necessary, the preceding 180-day comparison; the paragraph includes a federal-election fallback if the domicile requirement otherwise leaves no exemption eligibility.	S018, §522(b)(3)(A) and final sentence. No domicile or filing date supplied.
S_WA-P7-C115	State bankruptcy wording does not resolve the separate federal limitations, exceptions, lien treatment, or adjusted dollar amounts. Sections 522(c), (o)–(q), §104 adjustments, and their incorporations remain necessary before a positive bankruptcy outcome.	S018, operative clauses read; full incorporated regimes/current adjustment evidence incomplete.
S_WA-P7-C116	The official 2024 §522 body was read; the 2025/2026 Title 11 classification blocks showed no §522 amendment through the displayed October 22, 2026 release. That does not authenticate every later or unclassified change through access day.	S018–S021, S029. Explicit federal currentness limit.
S_WA-P7-C117	Federal tax levy has its own §6334 exemption structure and subsection (c) restriction, with the section’s qualifications preserved. A Washington exemption amount alone does not establish a federal-levy exemption.	S026, complete (a)–(g), particularly (c), (e)–(f). Underlying federal levy authority and current adjusted amounts held.
S_WA-P7-C118	The official §3014 extract identifies a separate federal debt-collection exemption provision, but its edition and chapter-applicability predicates were not authenticated.	S027, (a)–(c). No current election, deadline, or entitlement asserted from it.
S_WA-P7-C119	The burial-property texts concern specifically qualified association lots or designated burying places. They do not establish an exemption for every cemetery-related interest.	S024, .110–.120; S025, .220. Full antecedent/formation/dedication regimes held.
S_WA-P7-C120	No finding here establishes a valid judgment, ownership, residence, exempt asset, accepted claim, valid levy, sale authority, federal election, discharge, remedy entitlement, or compliance result.	Scope limit applying to all claims; unresolved predicates appear in Section 5.

4. Quantities, bases, triggers, and counting register

This register captures the consequential quantities actually used in the findings. It supplies no populated calculation.

Unless a row states otherwise, the statute’s dollar amount is a ceiling, not a guaranteed payment or entitlement. No general rounding convention was found for market values, proceeds, or ordinary dollar caps. The specific future CPI adjustment has its own rounding instruction.

Quantity ID	Quantity, unit, or boundary	Base, trigger, exception, and counting qualification	Claim links
Q001	$125,000; greater-of relation	Ordinary homestead fixed comparator against the prescribed county median single-family sale price. Not an additional allowance on top of that median.	C014–C015
Q002	Preceding calendar year	Measuring period for the county median. Exact ordinary-execution event anchor, publication lag, and dataset revision treatment remain held.	C014–C015; B004–B005
Q003	No dollar limit, special branch	Only the state income-tax-on-retirement-benefits judgment described in .030(1)(c).	C032
Q004	Market value minus senior encumbrances	Executing judgment excluded from deduction; .140’s different all-liens wording preserved. No assumed valuation date outside an express clause.	C016–C017
Q005	One statutory homestead ceiling for the same premises/community	Separate spouse/partner claims cannot increase the amount under .020.	C004
Q006	At least six continuous months	Vacation creates abandonment presumption. Equality is included; not an automatic extinguishment finding.	C009
Q007	More than six months	Intended-absence condition for the nonabandonment route; strict “more than,” with no intent to abandon and no other principal residence.	C010
Q008	One year from receipt	Qualifying voluntary-sale or destruction-insurance proceeds under .070(3), up to the homestead amount. No conversion to a fixed number of days.	C019
Q009	Petition date; interest ≤ state amount	State bankruptcy-specific entire-interest/appreciation clause. Equality included. Federal treatment remains separate.	C022
Q010	Within a six-month period	Separate-bankruptcy exceptions require the other enumerated spouse/partner and election conditions. No assumption that six months equals a particular number of days.	C027, C073
Q011	At least ten days before hearing	Homestead appraisal petition/hearing notice served on owner and counsel, if any.	C036
Q012	Within fifteen days after appointment	Homestead appraiser’s written report; oath precedes performance.	C037
Q013	Once each week for three successive weeks; at least three weeks; thirty days before hearing	Special incapacity route: publication, specified personal service, and verified petition respectively. The petition text says “thirty days before”; it is not rewritten as a different minimum.	C013
Q014	Bid strictly greater than H	Homestead sale under .160 after required report and order. Equal bid insufficient under the text.	C039
Q015	Reasonable court-fixed compensation	Homestead appraiser. No fixed dollar tariff in .190. Initial proceeding costs borne by execution creditor, subject to .200.	C041
Q016	$3,500 per individual	Furs, jewelry, personal ornaments; not all apparel.	C044
Q017	$3,500	Private-library/media allowance. Family pictures/keepsakes separately listed.	C045
Q018	A cell phone, personal computer, printer; no express dollar amount	Category wording does not establish unlimited numbers or classification of other equipment.	C046
Q019	$6,500 individual allowance	Household goods/appliances/furniture/home-yard equipment, including provisions and fuel.	C047
Q020	$3,000	Nonbankruptcy other-personal-property ceiling; earnings excluded; financial sublimits nested.	C048
Q021	$500 combined; automatic language	Listed financial assets for debts other than consumer/private student-loan debt; regardless of number of holdings.	C049
Q022	$2,500 combined; $1,000 automatic	Private-student-loan branch for listed financial assets. Not a per-asset allowance.	C050
Q023	$2,000 combined; automatic language	Consumer-debt branch for listed financial assets. Not an additional allowance beyond Q020.	C051
Q024	July 1, 2027; every three years; most recent three-year CPI-U change; nearest $25	Enacted adjustment applies to .010(1)(d)(iii)’s dollar amounts. DOR publication required. The dollar change is the stated rounding object. No calculation performed.	C055
Q025	$15,000 aggregate	Motor-vehicle clause. No per-vehicle multiplication.	C056
Q026	No express dollar cap in clause	Professionally prescribed health aids, subject to qualification and .050.	C057
Q027	$20,000	Specified bodily-injury right/proceeds, excluding the listed components.	C058
Q028	Reasonably necessary support amount	Alternative future-earnings-loss branch; no fixed dollar amount or automatic addition.	C059
Q029	$15,000 individual allowance	Tools/instruments/materials/supplies actually used for the trade.	C060
Q030	More than two years before judgment or bankruptcy filing	Strict education-unit/contribution timing, subject to uncompleted program qualifications.	C061
Q031	$10,000; petition-date value	Bankruptcy-only other-property provision.	C062
Q032	Market value of debtor’s interest at selection, excluding all liens/encumbrances	General personal-property value definition. No ordinary retail-price or replacement-cost substitution.	C042
Q033	Each spouse’s allowance; same or different property	Express personal-property combining rule, with ownership/community conditions. No arithmetic performed.	C043
Q034	Insurance money tied to exempt-property amount; no stated fixed duration	RCW 6.15.030. Not a general proceeds or replacement rule.	C064
Q035	Before sale	Execution exemption claim and specified personal-property homestead declarations; failure-to-claim waiver separately stated.	C007, C071, C077
Q036	Immediately	Officer’s advice to creditor/attorney/agent after the claim. No numerical substitute supplied.	C077
Q037	No later than seven days after officer gives notice	Objector’s notice to levying officer under .060(4)(a).	C078
Q038	No later than seven days after receipt; hearing no later than fourteen days after receipt	Incorporated .160(2) objection delivery/mail and hearing-date requirements. Different trigger from Q037.	C079
Q039	Two appraisers; third if disagreement; at least two signatures; forthwith	Personal-property valuation contest, subject to court-appointment substitutes.	C081
Q040	$15 per appraiser or larger court-fixed fee	Creditor pays if all claimed property is exempt; otherwise debtor under the clause.	C082
Q041	Seven days following giving notice	Release duty when officer has received neither objection notice nor appraisal demand within that interval.	C083
Q042	Bid > exemption; creditor pays exempt amount in cash	Personal-property indivisibility sale. No actual proceeds allocation supplied.	C084
Q043	Day/hour/minute of receipt; return within sixty days from writ date	Officer’s execution receipt/return duties. Separate from exemption and judgment clocks.	C089
Q044	Not more than twenty days	Officer’s retention of received execution money under .140(6), subject to the provision’s remittance framework.	C091
Q045	At least thirty days before sale	Creditor’s prescribed personal- and real-property sale notices; method and recipients differ.	C092–C093
Q046	At least four weeks; three public places versus two specified places; weekly publication for real property	Sheriff public notice under .020–.030; electronic-auction website publication is an additional branch. Weeks are not silently converted into a universal date-counting rule.	C094
Q047	After twenty days have elapsed / within twenty days after mailing	Confirmation motion eligibility versus filing objections after mailed notice of return filing. Distinct boundaries.	C098
Q048	New bid > prior bid	Statutory resale branch following qualifying irregularities.	C099
Q049	At least twenty days before hearing	Notice of motion for surplus disbursement; court order remains necessary.	C100
Q050	Exclude event day; include last day subject to rollover; intermediate exclusion only when period < seven days	Conditional CR/CRLJ 6(a) computation. A seven-day period is not “less than seven.”	C102, C105
Q051	Three additional days	Conditional rule for a period after service by mail; not universal for mailing, receipt, or pre-event notice intervals.	C103
Q052	730 days; preceding 180-day comparison	Federal §522(b)(3)(A) domicile structure; longer portion of the comparison period than in any other place if required. No domicile or calendar determination.	C114
Q053	July 25, 1999; May 12, 2021; July 1, 2022	Authenticated material enactment dates in S004, S003, and S017 respectively. They are version boundaries, not actual transaction dates.	C106–C107, C112
Q054	July 23, 2023; July 1, 2025; July 27, 2025	S005 general/§2 effective distinction; S006 effective/repeal; S007 relevant general effective date.	C108–C110
Q055	Unknown or uncompleted conventions	Ordinary median-year event anchor; valuation-date disputes outside express clauses; .180 duration; cross-statute mail/receipt harmonization; historical application; non-index dollar rounding.	B005–B007, B012, B021–B022

5. Conditional branches and precise remaining dependencies

These are legal research branches, not fact patterns. No person, property, transaction, or calendar is supplied.

Branch ID	Supported conditional consequence	Missing predicate or authority	Adverse inference to avoid	Exact next generic inquiry
B001	Chapter 6.13 can protect qualifying residential interests.	Legal interest, principal-home use/intention, and situs.	A property label, title label, or declaration proves eligibility.	Complete any indispensable generic interest-specific authority before extending .010 beyond its express categories; actual ownership remains outside this inquiry.
B002	.010 refers to owner or dependent residence, but its final sentence and .040 use owner-focused language.	Construction of dependent-only occupancy.	The first sentence automatically overrides the owner-principal-home conditions.	Reconcile .010(1), .010(2)(d), and .040(1); judicial construction remains held under the no-opinion boundary.
B003	.040 contains automatic occupancy and specific personal-property declaration clauses.	Their interaction for an occupied nonmobile personal-property homestead.	Every occupied personal-property residence needs no declaration, or every category follows the same route.	Examine generic official construction of .040(1) with .060(3)(c)–(d); do not infer a resolution from headings.
B004	.030 requires the prescribed county single-family median source.	Readable annual publication, measuring-year version, corrections, and dataset metadata.	Timeout means the center ceased publishing or an OFM successor automatically applies.	Retrieve the center’s ordinary annual-median publication when available; use an OFM successor only after the statutory cessation/designation condition is authenticated.
B005	The median is for the preceding calendar year.	Precise ordinary-execution reference event and treatment of publication lag/revision.	Use the access year, sale year, levy year, or declaration year without authority.	Seek generic authority construing .030’s temporal reference with .100–.160; bankruptcy’s express petition-date clause does not answer ordinary execution.
B006	.010/.150/.160 deduct senior liens; .140 says all liens.	Harmonizing construction.	Replace one wording with the other or choose the larger exemption result.	Compare S004’s exact amendments with current .140–.160; construction remains held absent authorized generic clarification.
B007	.070(3), .180, and .010(2)(c) create distinct proceeds branches.	Scope/duration of .180 protection, protected balance, tracing, and interaction with reinvestment language.	All proceeds are indefinitely exempt, or every proceeds category expires after one year.	Read any generic governing construction of those exact clauses; retain separate voluntary, insurance, execution-sale, and bankruptcy-sale branches.
B008	Spouses may combine ordinary personal-property exemptions; the same-premises homestead ceiling is different.	Ownership/community classification and same-item cross-category allocation.	Double every homestead or stack every personal allowance on one item.	Resolve .020 versus .010(3) and the applicable property-interest rules without supplying actual assets.
B009	An enumerated .080 or .050 exception can remove the particular statutory protection.	Valid lien/order/security interest, covered debt, perfection, priority, and applicable enforcement regime.	The word “secured,” “tax,” or “support” is sufficient.	Read the exact governing lien/security/support/tax provisions for the selected statutory category before a positive exception application.
B010	.080(5) expressly conditions medical-assistance recovery on §1396p consistency.	Complete current §1396p body and material exceptions.	“Correctly paid” alone authorizes recovery or forced sale.	Retrieve official current 42 U.S.C. §1396p, including the relevant lien/recovery restrictions and exceptions; F10–F11 remain unresolved.
B011	Acknowledgment and the incapacity route have express formalities.	Representative authority, electronic/remote acknowledgment, guardianship interaction.	A signature, notarization label, or relationship alone supplies authority.	Complete relevant chapter 42.45 RCW and representative-authority provisions only if that generic branch is undertaken; no document is completed here.
B012	Material 1999/2021/2023/2025 enactments have identified effective clauses.	Application to earlier events and older savings/application provisions.	Newest code necessarily governs every earlier levy, declaration, or sale.	Read the original historical enactment and applicable transition clause for the legal event under investigation; no event is invented.
B013	Personal-property amounts apply to the debtor’s interest at selection.	Category, ownership share, liens, valuation evidence, selection event.	Gross asset value equals exempt value or a listed category proves ownership.	Apply .010(2) only after its legal predicates are established in a separately authorized inquiry.
B014	Securities share the nested financial-asset sublimits with other listed holdings.	Consumer/private-student classification overlap and allocation across holdings.	A separate securities allowance exists in addition to the shared cap, or a favorable category may be elected.	Reconcile .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(I)–(III) with .060(2)–(4); medical classification also requires the remaining RCW 48.43.005 incorporation.
B015	Specific property allowances and the “other property” allowance coexist in the text.	Same-item stacking, allocation, and mixed-use classification.	All unused allowances automatically transfer to any asset.	Seek generic construction of .010’s category structure and subsection (3); preserve the distinction between express spouse combining and unverified category stacking.
B016	Education units/contributions have an express state category and strict timing condition.	Chapter 28B.95 RCW and federal §§529/530 qualification clauses.	Any education-labeled asset is exempt.	Read those complete program definitions and relevant qualification provisions before a positive category conclusion.
B017	Injury and future-earnings rights have different measures and an “or” relation.	Allocation, dependency, necessary-support measure, liens/subrogation, and tracing.	Add the injury cap to an unlimited future-earnings allowance.	Complete generic construction of .010(1)(d)(vii)–(viii) and RCW 43.20B.060 where material.
B018	.030 protects specified insurance money associated with exempt property.	Meaning and measure of the protected loss, interaction with homestead insurance, later property/proceeds treatment.	General proceeds immunity or an automatic one-year rule.	Compare .030 with .070(3) without importing either period or purpose condition across categories.
B019	.050(6), .040, and joint-interest execution provisions impose distinct limits.	Residence, fraudulent intent, separate/community ownership, co-owner rights.	Nonresidence or another owner is assumed, or only a debtor label proves attachable ownership.	Complete the relevant generic ownership/residence provisions; actual classification remains prohibited here.
B020	Property execution procedures presuppose lawful process and property subject to it.	Enforceable judgment, issuing authority, territorial control, and statutory writ prerequisites.	This exemption report authorizes a levy or proves judgment enforceability.	Keep P3/P4 predicates separately held; do not reconstruct their conclusions from P7.
B021	.060(4)(a) incorporates .160 but retains its officer-notice rule; .060(4)(c) has a separate release trigger.	Harmonization of giving notice, receipt, officer receipt, hearing, and incorporated remedies.	One seven-day clock resolves all duties, or garnishee damages automatically apply to an execution officer.	Read the exact interaction of .060(4)(a)–(c) and .160(2)–(3); judicial construction remains held.
B022	CR/CRLJ 6 supplies conditional computation and mail rules.	Applicable court/proceeding, special statutory rule, service versus receipt trigger, local orders.	Add three days to every mailed event or exclude weekends from every seven-day period.	Determine rule applicability under CR/CRLJ 81 and the particular statute before applying any counting convention.
B023	Real-property sale notice has an electronic-auction branch.	RCW 36.16.145 definition and authorization, other indispensable auction provisions.	A website notice alone establishes lawful electronic sale.	Read the complete incorporated electronic-auction authority before developing that branch; no auction procedure is supplied here.
B024	State exemption text and federal §522 election text are distinct.	Current federal adjustments, domicile, election authorization, §522(c)/(o)–(q) incorporations, lien treatment, estate predicates.	State homestead language defeats every federal cap or establishes discharge.	Complete §104 adjustment notices and all material federal incorporations in a separately bounded bankruptcy pass.
B025	Federal tax levy and federal civil debt collection have separate exemption sources.	Current adjusted tax amounts, levy authority, §3014 edition, §§3001–3003 scope and exceptions.	State execution exemptions automatically control every federal process.	Authenticate the exact current federal process before applying either source; S027 remains edition-limited.
B026	Burial-property protections are textually qualified.	Association status, dedication/use conditions, and .220’s antecedent.	Every burial-related property interest is exempt.	Read the complete antecedent provisions in chapters 68.20/68.24 before extending the narrow category.
B027	Insurance, retirement, benefits, military, probate, tenancy, local/tribal, and interstate regimes may add distinct rules.	Their operative scope and exceptions.	This pass exhausts them or transfers their protections into an ordinary property allowance.	Separate generic inquiries: RCW 6.15.020/.025 and relevant insurance provisions; federal benefit statutes; military execution protections; probate allowances; tenancy interests; territorial/tribal/interstate authority. None is completed here.
B028	The present report supplies generic legal relations and source gaps only.	All actual legal and factual predicates.	Any claim, levy, sale, remedy, or compliance outcome has been accepted.	No actual-application inquiry is authorized or performed.

6. Wholly blank analytical worksheet

All response cells are intentionally empty. This is not a declaration, exemption claim, affidavit, inventory, or completed legal analysis.

Analytical field	Entry	Primary authority / pinpoint	Unresolved dependency
Governing legal version
Property category
Nature of legal interest
Statutory residence/use condition
Creation or declaration provision
Continuity or abandonment provision
Applicable debt category
Enumerated exception
Statutory amount provision
Prescribed geographic/data reference
Valuation base
Valuation reference event
Encumbrance treatment
Individual/community/aggregate rule
Proceeds or replacement provision
Claim or preservation instrument
Responsible statutory actor
Notice/service/receipt/filing trigger
Objection or appraisal provision
Hearing or release provision
Counting rule and qualification
Federal or special-regime dependency
Currentness/access gap
Supported legal relation
Remaining authority needed

7. Granular coverage and retained scope

“Answered—text” means the generic operative text was read and reported. It does not mean actual application or judicial construction is complete.

Scope item	Status	Source/claim/branch links	Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary
1: Homestead definition and property uses	Answered—text; construction partial	S001; C001–C002; B001–B003	Dependent-only occupancy and personal-property declaration interaction remain held.
1: Eligible interests and mobile-home land relationship	Answered—express categories	C002	No conclusion for every leasehold, trust, equitable, or nontraditional interest.
1: Owner/dependent definitions	Answered with federal currency qualification	C002–C003; S018–S021	Fully current federal consolidation gap stated.
1: Spouse/family/registered-partner operation	Answered—text	C004, C011–C013, C043, C065	Full marital-property and guardianship construction excluded.
1: Occupancy versus declaration alternatives	Answered—text	C005–C008	No actual occupancy, declaration, or formal compliance.
1: Territorial/property qualifications	Partial	C006, C035, C070; B001, B019–B020	No extraterritorial, tribal, or actual situs conclusion.
1: Continuity and abandonment	Answered—text	C009–C010; Q006–Q007	Presumption/rebuttal and actual absence remain unestablished.
1: Exemption versus ownership/property tax	Answered as category distinction	C018, C086, C120	Property-tax exemption regime not researched.
2: Homestead amount and aggregate rule	Answered—statutory formula	C004, C014, C032	No county/value input.
2: Value/equity/encumbrance base	Partial—textual conflict identified	C016–C017; B006	Harmonizing construction of .140 versus .010/.150/.160.
2: Prescribed publisher and measuring period	Answered—statutory reference	C015; Q002	Publisher’s current dataset/version unreadable.
2: Geographic figure/version	Unresolved	F01/F04/F05/F07; B004–B005	Obtain readable prescribed annual data and temporal-reference authority.
2: Proceeds, replacement, duration	Answered in separate branches; interaction partial	C019–C022; B007, B018	.180 extent/duration and cross-proceeds construction held.
2: Amendments/effective/application	Material enactments answered; historical application partial	C106–C112; S003–S007, S017	Older original savings/application clauses not all authenticated.
3: Ordinary judgment lien versus forced sale	Answered—text	C033–C041	Judgment enforceability and duration remain separate P3/P4 matters.
3: Consensual security and particular-property liens	Answered—exception text only	C024–C026, C069; B009	Full validity, perfection, foreclosure, and priority law excluded.
3: Tax distinctions	Answered—bounded state branches	C031–C032, C068, C117	Other state taxes/federal powers not generalized.
3: Support and government exceptions	Answered—text; incorporation partial	C028–C029, C072	Medicaid federal incorporation unresolved; special collection regimes excluded.
3: Association liens	Answered—text	C030	No association charge or lien validity established.
3: Proceeds priority/satisfaction	Partial	C040, C091, C100	No complete priority code or actual distribution.
4: Ordinary personal-property categories	Answered—current text	C042–C060	Item classification and stacking remain held.
4: Consumer/private-student/other debt distinctions	Answered—text; medical incorporation partial	C049–C054; S011, S028	RCW 48.43.005 and overlap/allocation construction not completed.
4: Individual/community combining	Answered—text	C043	Ownership/community liability not determined.
4: Value and timing	Answered—text	C042, C062; Q032	No appraisal or valuation result.
4: Insurance/proceeds/replacement	Answered—limited insurance clause	C064; B018	No universal voluntary-sale or replacement rule established.
4: Indexing/current/future amounts	Answered—enacted boundary	C055, C108–C111	Future DOR publication not yet substituted; no CPI calculation.
4: Education and other qualified categories	Partial	C061, C119; B016, B026	Program and burial antecedent qualifications remain incomplete.
4: Wage/deposit/benefit exclusions	Excluded except indispensable boundary	C049–C051, C074	No P5/P6 process or tracing result reused.
5: Claim and preservation	Answered—generic text	C075–C077, C083–C084	No claim, inventory, or declaration prepared.
5: Objection/appraisal/hearing	Answered—text; interaction partial	C078–C082; B021	Distinct trigger reconciliation remains held.
5: Burden, costs, limited remedy language	Answered with incorporation qualification	C080–C082	No guaranteed award or wholesale import of garnishee remedies.
5: Execution notices and actors	Answered—text	C087–C094	Incorporated service validity and electronic-auction authority incomplete.
5: Sale/confirmation/release/surplus	Answered—bounded text	C084, C091, C095–C100	Redemption, possession, foreclosure, full priority excluded.
5: Time computation and extensions	Answered conditionally	C102–C105; B022	No actual date, local order, or calendar determination.
5: Blank forms/instruments	Read only where indispensable	S009 .040; S010 statutory forms	No completed instrument; form text not treated as operative authorization by itself.
6: Bankruptcy elections and limits	Bounded federal text answered; full regime held	C113–C116; B024	Current adjusted caps and indispensable federal incorporations remain incomplete.
6: Federal liens/special collection	Boundary identified; application held	C117–C118; B025	Federal levy authority and §3014 current edition/scope not completed.
6: Retirement/insurance/benefits/military	Excluded beyond specified clauses	B027	Separate operative statutes and current amendments required.
6: Tenancy/probate/local/tribal/interstate	Excluded except narrow textual boundaries	C065, C119; B027	No full regime or territorial conclusion.
6: Consumer remedies/discharge/acceptance	Excluded	C120	No private cause, guaranteed remedy, discharge, or acceptance implied.
7: Primary sources/pinpoints/read extent	Completed for relied-on text	Section 2	Limits expressly attached to each source.
7: Current/historical/future/proposed distinction	Completed within read evidence	C106–C116	No proposed source used as law; no blanket currentness certification.
7: Failures and materially different routes	Recorded	Section 8	Failed discovery is not proof that protection or publication does not exist.
Earlier passes and all other state categories	Remain open/unchanged as supplied	Scope boundary only	P1/P2 holds preserved; P3–P6 are not substantive foundations; no Washington, dimension 5, or A066 acceptance.

8. Read, search, and failure log

8.1 Actual read log

The source register is the consolidated read ledger. Repeated openings of the same instrument are grouped under its existing source ID rather than counted as independent corroboration.

Read group	Actual work completed	Use limitation
R01	Official chapter 6.13 body and individual pages; complete .010–.240.	No case/opinion investigation.
R02	Official chapter 6.15 selected complete sections and displayed notes.	Retirement sections were discovery boundaries, not substantive findings.
R03	Original 2021 and 1999 homestead enactment passages, including material effective clauses.	Historical application not universally resolved.
R04	Original 2023 and 2025 personal-property enactments, expiration/repeal/effective clauses, and 2025 technical cross-reference correction.	Whole omnibus acts not claimed read.
R05	Required chapter 6.17 and 6.21 execution/sale passages.	No actual process, initial-action reconstruction, judgment clock, or full redemption analysis.
R06	Complete RCW 6.27.160 to assess the express .060 incorporation.	Garnishment-only claim/release quantities not imported wholesale.
R07	Complete Title 6 definitions; complete medical-debt paragraph; formal acknowledgment and burial boundaries.	Unread incorporations expressly identified.
R08	Complete CR/CRLJ 6 and 81; CR 69; reserved CRLJ 69–70; relevant holiday text.	Original adoption orders and local practice not investigated.
R09	Official 2024 §522 operative body, prior-edition preliminary text, and 2025/2026 classification blocks.	Same instrument/versions; no current adjusted federal cap verified.
R10	Complete retrieved §6334 body and §3014 extract.	Different currentness and applicability limits retained.
R11	Final pinpoint checks of definitions, declaration routes, exceptions, appraisal wording, objection triggers, and enactment notes.	These were verification rereads, not new independent sources.
R12	Some adjacent sections and legislative certification/findings appeared in returned text.	Incidental material, names, and case references were not investigated or used as case authority.

8.2 Search log

Queries below were ordinary public-web discovery searches. Search snippets were not used as substitutes for operative bodies. The engine sequence was recorded; stronger searches were used for official-source and currentness checks.

Search group	Queries issued	Result/use
L01 — system 1	site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "Chapter 6.13" "HOMESTEADS"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "6.15.010" "Exempt property"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "6.15.060" "Claiming exemptions"	Located official chapter/section bodies; subsequently opened and read.
L02 — system 2	site:uscode.house.gov "11 USC 522" "dependent"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "homestead" "2025"; site:ofm.wa.gov "homestead" "median"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "6.15.070"	Federal incorporation and prescribed-data discovery; personal-property sale provision located.
L03 — system 1	Washington Center Real Estate Research homestead exemption annual 2025 county median data official; site:uscode.house.gov/us/usc/ "522" "dependent" "119"	Additional official data and current-code routes identified.
L04 — system 2	site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median" "2025"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "2025" "pdf" "Median"; site:govinfo.gov "USCODE-2025-title11" "sec522"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "execution" "notice of exemption" "6.17"	Annual-data leads; no authenticated 2025 federal §522 body; execution notice discovery.
L05 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov "§522. Exemptions" "2026" -inurl:search.xhtml; site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg "title11" "sec522" "2024"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "6.17" "exempt" "notice"	Official dated federal text and execution bodies pursued.
L06 — system 1	"USCODE-2024-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522" "govinfo"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/ "Annual" "2025"	Official §522 edition found; data publication remained a lead.
L07 — system 2	site:uscode.house.gov "522" "Exemptions" "119-124"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median Prices by County, 2018-2025" filetype:pdf; site:app.leg.wa.gov "6.21.020" "homestead"	Additional currency/data route and sale notice source.
L08 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov "usc11.pdf"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median" "xlsx"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median" "pdf"	Official download index and historical annual-PDF lead; no current dataset authenticated.
L09 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml "522" "dependent includes spouse"; site:govinfo.gov "2024" "TITLE 11" "§ 522"; site:courts.wa.gov court_rules CR 6 CRLJ 6 CR 81 execution	Official §522 and court-rule sources located.
L10 — system 1	site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR "CR 6" "TIME"; site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR "CR 81"; site:lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26 "2026" "6.13.030"; site:lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26 "2026" "6.15.010"	Court-rule bodies and bounded amendment discovery. No new material 2026 amendment to the relied exemption clauses established from these searches.
L11 — system 2	site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules "CRLJ 69" execution; site:uscode.house.gov "6334" "no property or rights to property"; site:uscode.house.gov "3014" "Exempt property"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "68.20.120" "68.24.220"	Reserved rule, federal boundary, and burial provisions located.
L12 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov "1396p" "Liens, adjustments and recoveries" "2026"; site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title28 "3014" "Exempt property"; site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules/ "Civil Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction" "69"	Medicaid official routes failed; §3014 alternative route and court-rule index pursued.
L13 — system 2	site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title42/html/ "1396p" "Liens"; site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title28/html/ "3014" "Exempt"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "19.16.100" "Medical debt"	GPO §3014 extract and medical-debt body read. No exact current §1396p body obtained.
L14 — system 1	site:app.leg.wa.gov "homestead" "2026 c"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "6.15" "2026 c"; site:govinfo.gov "1396p" "2024" "sec1396p"	Bounded currentness check. Retirement amendments appeared as excluded leads; they do not establish that all chapter 6.15 was unchanged. Medicaid gap remained.

Discovery-only material not promoted into evidence

Search-result descriptions of an annual county-median publication were not treated as the publication itself.
Search results for retirement amendments, medical-debt litigation provisions, local rules, and case-related documents were not developed into substantive P7 findings.
Official indexes supported navigation and currency checks only.
No association chart, provider statement, private policy, or secondary exemption table supplied a positive rule.

8.3 Failed routes — separate from the source register

These are bounded access results, not legal findings. No failed identical route was repeatedly retried after failure. The last two entries were later reopen failures after earlier successful body readings; they do not erase those earlier readings.

Failure ID	Exact ordinary public route	Observed result	Alternative pursued / remaining consequence
F01	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/housing-market-data-toolkit/	Tool reported 400/timeout.	Other ordinary publisher routes pursued; no dataset body authenticated.
F02	https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t11/s522/	404.	Different official rendering and GPO edition pursued.
F03	https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&f=treesort&num=0&req=%28title%3A11+section%3A522+edition%3Aprelim%29+OR+%28granuleid%3AUSC-prelim-title11-section522%29	404.	GPO 2024 body successfully read; current OLRC-body gap remains narrower than total federal-source failure.
F04	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/	Tool reported 400/timeout.	Annual-publication route pursued.
F05	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/housing-market-data-toolkit/annual-median-price/	502.	Discovered annual PDF pursued; current publication still unread.
F06	https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t11/s522/	404.	Official download/classification routes checked; GPO dated text retained with limits.
F07	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/60/2025/02/HMR-4Q2024-annual-medians.pdf	502.	Historical annual-PDF lead supplied no readable data and no current figure.
F08	https://uscode.house.gov/download/releasepoints/us/pl/119/136/pdf_usc11%40119-136.zip	404 after following the official download link.	No ZIP contents read; classification-table cross-checks used only for their bounded purpose.
F09	https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&num=0&req=granuleid%3AUSC-prelim-title28-section3014	404.	GPO public link succeeded, but retrieved edition was not displayed.
F10	https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t42/s1396p/	404.	Different ordinary official rendering pursued.
F11	https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&hl=false&req=granuleid%3AUSC-prelim-title42-section1396p	404.	GPO searches did not produce the needed exact current body. The §1396p incorporation remains held.
F12	https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1271.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+122+s+10	Later cover reopen returned “not accessible.”	Earlier successful §§9–12 and §16 readings remain S017’s evidence. No further failed retry.
F13	https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5173-S.SL.pdf?cite=2023+c+393+s+2	Later pinpoint reopen returned “not accessible.”	Earlier successful complete relied-on sections remain S005’s evidence. No further failed retry.

Navigation-heavy responses and one truncated output were recovered by reading the relevant body ranges. Those events are not labeled source-access failures.

9. Researcher self-check — not independent review

Actually read: the complete homestead chapter; the complete relied-on personal-property sections and exceptions; the necessary execution, objection, sale, and confirmation clauses; material original 1999, 2021, 2023, and 2025 enactment passages; the specified court rules; the federal §522 operative text in an official dated edition; bounded federal currency tables; and the separately identified federal and burial boundary texts.

Not read or not completed: a current prescribed county-median dataset; current §1396p’s indispensable federal body; every older original application/savings enactment; all incorporated education, medical-provider, electronic-auction, security, lien, retirement, insurance, probate, military, territorial, or federal bankruptcy provisions; current adjusted federal bankruptcy amounts; complete federal civil-debt-collection scope; local practice; or judicial construction.

Evidence discipline: current codified text, original enactments, future enacted operation, historical text, metadata, and failed routes are distinguished. A statutory form was not treated as proof of a valid claim or process. Parsed PDF text was not represented as page-image inspection. Multiple versions or formats of an instrument were not counted as independent corroboration.

Scope discipline: no actual or invented identifying property narrative, asset inventory, transaction, consumer calendar, numerical financial example, completed legal instrument, or application outcome was created. The worksheet remains blank. Earlier P1/P2 findings and holds remain unchanged; P3–P6 were not used as substantive foundations.

Continuation boundary: the outstanding branches are exactly those in Section 5 and the coverage table. In particular, the county-data/version gap, homestead valuation wording conflict, proceeds interactions, personal-property objection incorporation, qualified-category incorporations, federal currentness/adjustments, and full judicial construction remain open. No Washington, registry dimension 5, A066, parent, operational, or publication acceptance follows.

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Captured table 01

Question · Homestead framework · Ordinary personal-property framework · 8 data rows

Question	Homestead framework	Ordinary personal-property framework	Consequence for this component
What property category is involved?	Qualifying real or personal property used or intended as the principal home, subject to the exact residence and ownership language.	Enumerated articles, allowances, rights, and qualified proceeds under RCW 6.15.010 and related provisions.	A personal-property homestead and an ordinary personal-property allowance are different classifications. C001–C008, C042–C064.
How is protection created or preserved?	Owner occupancy can create automatic protection; unoccupied land and specified personal-property homesteads have declaration requirements.	Selection and a claim before execution sale generally matter; the statute also contains a limited sheriff-selection provision and specified automatic financial-asset amounts.	“Automatic” does not eliminate every declaration, claim, objection, or proof issue. C005–C010, C049–C051, C071, C075–C083.
What is the valuation base?	General definition subtracts liens and encumbrances senior to the executing judgment, excluding that judgment.	Reasonable market value of the debtor’s interest when selected, excluding all liens and encumbrances.	The two valuation bases must not be interchanged. The homestead appraisal wording creates an additional internal issue. C016–C017, C042.
How do spouses combine protection?	Separate claims on the same premises cannot increase the homestead available to the community beyond the statutory amount.	Each spouse has exemptions that may be combined in the same property or used in different property, subject to the statute’s conditions.	No automatic doubling of the homestead; express combining language exists for personal property. C004, C043.
What does an exemption protect against?	Attachment, execution, and forced sale for owner debts, subject to enumerated exceptions.	Execution, attachment, and garnishment, subject to RCW 6.15.050.	These are execution protections, not findings of title, property-tax eligibility, debt cancellation, or bankruptcy discharge. C018, C066–C074.
Does a judgment lien necessarily authorize sale?	RCW 6.13.090 addresses a lien on excess value; RCW 6.13.100–.200 separately address appraisal, division, sale, and proceeds.	Exemption valuation and indivisibility can require the separate RCW 6.15.070 procedure.	Lien attachment, exempt value, sale authorization, and distribution are distinct issues. C033–C041, C084.
Are proceeds protected identically?	Qualifying voluntary-sale and destruction-insurance proceeds have an express one-year rule; forced-sale money has separate language.	RCW 6.15.030 protects specified insurance money; it contains no express one-year period.	No universal proceeds period or replacement-property rule is supplied. C019–C021, C064.
Does state protection settle federal treatment?	State bankruptcy-specific language exists, but federal election and limitation provisions remain separate.	State bankruptcy-only allowances also differ from ordinary execution allowances.	No federal exemption election, adjusted federal cap, lien avoidance, or discharge outcome is determined. C022, C062–C063, C113–C118.

Captured table 02

Relation · Meaning and qualification · 6 data rows

Relation	Meaning and qualification
H = greater of F and M	For the ordinary homestead amount, F is the statutory fixed amount and M is the prescribed county median sale price of a single-family home in the preceding calendar year. The special state income-tax-on-retirement-benefits branch is separate. C014–C015, C032; Q001–Q003.
N = market value − senior liens and encumbrances	RCW 6.13.010(2)(b) excludes the judgment being executed upon from the deduction. RCW 6.13.140 uses different wording; this relation is not silently substituted into that section. C016–C017.
V = reasonable market value of the debtor’s interest, excluding liens and encumbrances, at selection	The ordinary personal-property valuation definition. A bankruptcy-only allowance expressly uses petition-date valuation instead. C042, C062.
Value exceeding the applicable exemption + statutory indivisibility predicates → possible statutory sale branch	An excess-value label alone is insufficient. Homestead and personal-property statutes prescribe different adjudicative steps. C035–C041, C084.
Permissible bid > applicable exemption amount	Both RCW 6.13.160 and RCW 6.15.070 use a strict “exceeds” condition. Equality is not enough under those clauses. C039, C084.
Future adjustment = specified CPI-U change, with the dollar change rounded as prescribed	RCW 6.15.010(1)(d)(iii)(B) applies only to the dollar amounts in that subsection, begins on the enacted future date, and assigns publication to the Department of Revenue. No CPI calculation was performed. C055.

Captured table 03

Source ID · Issuer, title, literal HTTPS URL · Actual read bounds and usage · 22 data rows

Source ID	Issuer, title, literal HTTPS URL	Actual read bounds and usage	Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits
S_WA-P7-S001	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.13 RCW—Homesteads. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.13&full=true	Complete operative §§.010–.240, including definitions, declarations, abandonment, exceptions, lien, appraisal, sale, proceeds, and incapacity provisions; displayed credits and notes. Individual section pages were also read under this same document ID.	Current displayed code. Material credits include 2021 c 290 §§2–6; 1999 c 403 §§1–3; 1993 c 200 §3; 2008 c 6 §§633–639; and 1987 c 442. Original material 2021/1999 amendments separately authenticated in S003/S004. Older severability and cross-referenced special-regime enactments were not all reconstructed. app.leg.wa.gov +2
S_WA-P7-S002	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.15 RCW—Personal property exemptions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.15&full=true	Complete §§.010, .030, .040, .050, .060, .070, .900, including all subsections and displayed notes. Retirement §§.020/.025 were not substantively investigated.	Current displayed code. Material credits: .010, 2025 c 391 §1 and 2023 c 393 §§1–2; .050, 2025 c 391 §2; .060, 2025 c 58 §2001; .030/.040/.070, 1987 c 442; .900, 2009 c 521 §13. Future adjustment clause is enacted, not proposed. Reviser-note issue addressed in C111. app.leg.wa.gov +3
S_WA-P7-S003	Washington Legislature, 2021 c 290, ESSB 5408—Homestead exemption. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5408-S.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+290+s+2	Cover/index 0; §§2–6, printed pp.1–5/indexes 1–5; §8 and approval, printed pp.7–8/indexes 7–8. Findings were seen; referenced opinions were not investigated.	Enacted; immediate effect May 12, 2021 verified from §8 and certification/approval. No general retroactivity conclusion drawn. §7’s deed-of-trust changes are outside the substantive use here. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S004	Washington Legislature, 1999 c 403, HB 1233—Homestead valuation amendments. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/1999-00/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1233.SL.pdf?cite=1999+c+403+s+1	Cover; complete §§1–4, printed pp.1–3/indexes 1–3.	Enacted historical amendment; cover effective date July 25, 1999. Supports the senior-lien wording change in .010/.150/.160; it did not amend .140. Historical dollar figures in the act are not current amounts. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S005	Washington Legislature, 2023 c 393, ESSB 5173—Property exemption amendments. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5173-S.SL.pdf?cite=2023+c+393+s+2	Cover; complete §§1–2, printed pp.1–7/indexes 1–7; §§6–7, printed p.21/index 21.	General effective date July 23, 2023; §2 effective July 1, 2025. Original expiration clause read, then checked against its repeal in S006. Later reopening failed after successful substantive reads; see F13. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +2
S_WA-P7-S006	Washington Legislature, 2025 c 391, E2SSB 5651—Garnishment exemptions. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5651-S2.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+391+s+1	Cover; complete §§1–2, printed pp.1–5/indexes 1–5; complete §§5–6, printed p.17/index 17. Shared garnishment-form material returned incidentally; it is not a P6 foundation.	Enacted, effective July 1, 2025. §5 repeals 2023 c 393 §6 and 2021 c 50 §4. §1 enacts the future adjustment provision; §2 adds the support-agency exception. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +1
S_WA-P7-S007	Washington Legislature, 2025 c 58, SHB 1281—Technical corrections, §2001. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1281-S.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+58+s+2001	Cover and complete §2001, printed pp.22–25/indexes 22–25. The 362-page act was not read in full.	§2001 falls under the general July 27, 2025 effective date; differently dated unrelated sections are not applied here. Corrected RCW 6.15.060(2)’s category cross-references. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +1
S_WA-P7-S008	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.17 RCW—Executions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.17&full=true	Complete relied-on §§.090–.180. Scope of reliance: nonexempt property; real-property affidavit; writ notice; return; custody/proceeds; joint interests. .160’s levy categories were read but are not operational instructions here. Other returned sections were incidental.	Current displayed code. Material credits include 1987 c 442 §§409–418; 1988 c 231 §§8–10; 2014 c 107 §§3–4. Judgment-duration, initial suit, and actual levy predicates remain outside this pass. app.leg.wa.gov +2
S_WA-P7-S009	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.21 RCW—Sales under execution. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.21&full=true	Complete §§.020–.070 and .090–.110 read. Relied chiefly on .020–.040, .060, .100–.110. .080 was not completely read; .120 was incidental; redemption is excluded.	Current displayed code. Material credits: .020, 1988 c 231 §14; .030/.040, 2021 c 122 §§10–11; .100, 2021 c 122 §14; .110, 2014 c 107 §1. Older codified application notes were read, but original historical enactments were not all retrieved. app.leg.wa.gov +2
S_WA-P7-S010	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.27.160—Claiming exemptions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.27.160	Complete subsections (1)–(3), including wholly blank statutory forms. Relied on only to the extent incorporated by RCW 6.15.060(4)(a), principally subsection (2).	Current displayed text; latest credit 2003 c 222 §7. Garnishee-specific release and damages provisions are not automatically transferred to an execution officer. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S011	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.01.060—Definitions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.01.060	Complete (1)–(5), introductory applicability clause, credits and notes.	Current displayed text; latest credit 2021 c 122 §9. Medical-debt incorporation traced to S028; electronic-auction incorporation into RCW 36.16.145 not completed. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S012	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.32.250—Exempt property in supplemental proceedings. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.32.250	Complete section read; reliance limited to the express protection for property exempt by law.	Current displayed text; latest credit 2006 c 360 §13. Trust and earnings branches were not developed into separate conclusions. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S013	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 1.12.025—Multiple amendments and publication. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.12.025	Complete (1)–(2).	Current displayed text; latest credit 1983 c 244 §1. Subsection (2) makes the published consolidation prima facie evidence and provides that session-law sections control an interpretive conflict. No unsupported application of subsection (1)’s same-session rule across different legislatures. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S014	Washington Supreme Court, Superior Court Civil Rules: CR 6, CR 69, CR 81. https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_06_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_69_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_81_00_00.pdf	Each complete one-page rule, unnumbered page/index 0. CR 6(a)–(e), CR 69(a)–(b), CR 81(a)–(b).	Current official rule files. CR 6: adopted July 1, 1967, latest displayed amendment April 28, 2015. CR 69: July 1, 1967; amendments September 1, 1993 and April 28, 2015. CR 81: July 1, 1967. Original adoption orders not separately read. courts.wa.gov +2
S_WA-P7-S015	Washington Supreme Court, CRLJ 6, CRLJ 81, CRLJ 69–70. https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_06_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_81_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_69-70.pdf	Complete single-page files/index 0. CRLJ 69–70 is reserved.	CRLJ 6: adopted September 1, 1984; amended September 1, 1989. CRLJ 81: adopted September 1, 1984; amendments September 1, 1989 and June 2, 1998. Original orders not separately read. courts.wa.gov +2
S_WA-P7-S016	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 1.16.050—Legal holidays. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.16.050	Complete displayed section read; reliance limited to legal holidays, weekend observance, and the distinction between recognized days and legal holidays.	Current displayed text; credits include 2025 c 58 §1001, 2025 c 30 §1, 2024 c 76 §3. No actual calendar generated; original holiday amendments not separately reconstructed. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S017	Washington Legislature, 2021 c 122, EHB 1271. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1271.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+122+s+10	Complete §§9–12, printed pp.10–15/indexes 10–15; §16, printed p.23/index 23.	§10’s July 1, 2022 effective date verified. No whole-act reading claim. A later cover reopen failed; earlier successful operative reads remain the basis. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +2
S_WA-P7-S022	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 64.04.020—Requisites of a deed. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.04.020	Complete operative paragraph and displayed note.	Current displayed text; historical credit 1929 c 33 §2. Used only for the acknowledgment incorporation; not a completed deed or recording determination. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S023	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 64.08.010—Acknowledgments. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.08.010	Complete operative paragraph and credits.	Current displayed text; latest credit 1971 c 81 §131. Electronic, remote, foreign, and power-of-attorney qualifications not completed. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S024	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 68.20.110–.120—Association cemetery property. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.110; https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.120	Both complete sections read. Used only to identify the narrowly qualified burial-lot category.	Current displayed text; .110’s latest credit 2005 c 365 §72. Full association formation, cemetery dedication, tax, and burial-law regimes remain outside scope. app.leg.wa.gov +1
S_WA-P7-S025	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 68.24.220—Certain burying places protected. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.24.220	Complete section read.	Current displayed text; “such burying ground” antecedent not fully traced. This is a qualified boundary source, not a universal burial-property conclusion. app.leg.wa.gov
S_WA-P7-S028	Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 19.16.100—Definitions, medical-debt paragraph. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=19.16.100	Complete subsection (11), with its inclusions/exclusions, and displayed credits/notes. Other returned definitions were incidental; the complete licensing section was not investigated.	Current displayed text; latest credit 2025 c 145 §1. Incorporated health-care provider/facility definitions in RCW 48.43.005 remain an uncompleted branch. app.leg.wa.gov

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Captured table 04

Source ID · Issuer, title, literal HTTPS URL · Actual read bounds · 7 data rows

Source ID	Issuer, title, literal HTTPS URL	Actual read bounds	Status and limits
S_WA-P7-S018	U.S. Government Publishing Office/Office of the Law Revision Counsel, 11 U.S.C. §522—Exemptions, 2024 edition. https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title11/html/USCODE-2024-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm	Complete operative (a)–(q) read across successive openings; source/amendment/effective notes inspected. A preliminary 2023-edition reading covered (a)–(f): https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2023-title11/html/USCODE-2023-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm.	Official dated edition, not a fully authenticated October 28, 2026 consolidation. Same statute in two editions, not independent corroboration. Used for the incorporated dependent definition and bounded bankruptcy boundary. Current adjusted federal dollar limits not verified. BANKRUPTCY +1
S_WA-P7-S019	OLRC, 2025 classification table, 119th Congress, first session. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_1st.html	Title 11 block actually read; linked table scope checked against the classification index.	No §522 amendment identified in that Title 11 block. A classification table is a currency cross-check, not replacement operative text or a review of every unclassified law. US Code
S_WA-P7-S020	OLRC, 2026 classification table, 119th Congress, second session. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_2nd.html	Introduction/currency and Title 11 block read.	Displayed through Public Law 119-136, October 22, 2026; no §522 amendment identified in that block. October 23–28 and unclassified-law completeness are not certified. US Code
S_WA-P7-S021	OLRC, U.S. Code download currency index. https://uscode.house.gov/download.html	Currency statement and Title 11 download row read.	Displayed release through Public Law 119-136, October 22, 2026. Linked Title 11 download failed; index alone supplies no §522 body. US Code
S_WA-P7-S026	OLRC, 26 U.S.C. §6334—Property exempt from levy. https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t26/s6334/	Complete operative (a)–(g), credits, and relevant notes read. Reliance limited to the federal-tax-levy boundary, including (c), with exceptions preserved.	Page displayed currency through Public Law 119-120, October 7, 2026. No current adjusted federal dollar calculation; no underlying levy-authority determination. uscode.house.gov +1
S_WA-P7-S027	GPO, 28 U.S.C. §3014—Exempt property, official linked extract. https://www.govinfo.gov/link/uscode/28/3014	Complete (a)–(c), printed pp.652–653/PDF indexes 0–1; source/effective note.	Edition not displayed in the retrieved extract; currentness unresolved. Chapter-applicability §§3001–3003 were not read. Used only to identify a separate federal-collection dependency, not to announce a current election or deadline. govinfo.gov
S_WA-P7-S029	OLRC, Classification Tables index. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tables.html	Introductory scope and links to the two session tables read.	Discovery/currency metadata only. Does not itself establish the substantive contents of §522. US Code

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Captured table 05

Claim ID · Precise assertion and conditions · Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit · 18 data rows

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C001	A homestead can consist of real or personal property. RCW 6.13.010(1) begins with residence use by the owner or a dependent, but ends by requiring actual intended or actual use as the owner’s principal home. Those clauses are not treated as resolving dependent-only occupancy.	S001, .010(1), complete paragraph. Verified text; construction held—B002.
S_WA-P7-C002	“Owner” includes, without being limited to, a purchaser under a deed of trust, mortgage, or real-estate contract. A mobile home need not be permanently affixed or situated on land owned by its owner or dependent; intended residential land is described without an acreage limit.	S001, .010(1), (2)(a). Actual legal interest and use remain unestablished.
S_WA-P7-C003	RCW 6.13.010(2)(d) incorporates 11 U.S.C. §522(a)(1); the read federal text includes a spouse within “dependent” whether or not actually dependent. It is an inclusive definition, not a finding about any relationship.	S001, .010(2)(d); S018, §522(a)(1); currency cross-check S019–S021.
S_WA-P7-C004	A married owner’s or registered domestic partner’s homestead may be community, jointly owned, or either partner’s separate property. Separate claims on the same premises cannot increase the community’s protection beyond RCW 6.13.030.	S001, .020, complete section. No automatic homestead doubling.
S_WA-P7-C005	RCW 6.13.040(1) states automatic protection from owner occupancy as a principal residence, while also specifying declaration routes for other described categories.	S001, .040(1). Personal-property overlap held in B003.
S_WA-P7-C006	Selection of unoccupied improved or unimproved land requires execution and recording of a homestead declaration in the property county. The statute also requires an abandonment declaration when the owner owns another parcel presently occupied or claimed as a homestead. Required contents appear in .040(3)–(4).	S001, .040(2)–(4). No actual declaration, county, or abandonment determined.
S_WA-P7-C007	An unoccupied mobile home on land not owned by the debtor uses the declaration-delivery route in RCW 6.15.060(3)(c). “Any other personal property” homestead uses the notice described in (3)(d), including ownership, residence, value estimate, and identifying description. Both execution-claim provisions specify delivery before sale.	S001, .040(1); S002, .060(3)(c)–(d), complete clauses.
S_WA-P7-C008	Homestead and abandonment declarations must be acknowledged as a grant of real property. The read acknowledgment statutes require the prescribed acknowledgment before an authorized official; they do not establish electronic, remote, or representative execution compliance.	S001, .040(5), .050; S022–S023, complete operative paragraphs.
S_WA-P7-C009	Continuous vacation for at least six months creates a statutory presumption of abandonment. The text does not say that six months automatically extinguishes every homestead.	S001, .050, first sentence.
S_WA-P7-C010	For intended absence more than six months, no intent to abandon, and no other principal residence, .050 permits a recorded, acknowledged nonabandonment declaration containing the specified future-occupancy, other-homestead, absence, and legal-description statements.	S001, .050, complete remainder. No universal filing-date calculation supplied.
S_WA-P7-C011	Homestead conveyance or encumbrance generally requires both spouses’ or partners’ execution and acknowledgment, subject to the section’s power-of-attorney qualification; a nonspouse/nonpartner dependent need not join.	S001, .060, complete section. Power-of-attorney validity remains outside scope.
S_WA-P7-C012	Where the specified inability to assist in management exists and no guardian has been appointed, .210 permits the other spouse or partner to seek a superior-court order for sale, conveyance, or mortgage upon proof. This is a conditional judicial route, not automatic authority.	S001, .210 and .240, complete sections.
S_WA-P7-C013	The special .210 route has publication, personal-service, relative/prosecutor, verified-petition, and court-order requirements in .220–.240. Its quantities are recorded in Q013; the prosecutor’s stated role concerns good faith and fairness when the statutory substitute-service condition applies.	S001, .220–.240, complete sections.
S_WA-P7-C014	The ordinary homestead exemption amount is the greater of $125,000 and the county median sale price of a single-family home in the preceding calendar year, subject to the separate unlimited branch in .030(1)(c).	S001, .030(1)(a)–(c). No county amount selected.
S_WA-P7-C015	The court must use Washington Center for Real Estate Research data; only if that center no longer provides the data does the statute specify an OFM-designated successor. Access failure does not establish that successor condition.	S001, .030(2). Dataset/version held; F01/F04/F05/F07.
S_WA-P7-C016	General homestead “net value” is market value less liens and encumbrances senior to the executing judgment, excluding that judgment itself.	S001, .010(2)(b); S004, §1.
S_WA-P7-C017	RCW 6.13.140 instructs appraisal using value less all liens and encumbrances; .010(2)(b), .150 and .160 use senior-to-executing-judgment wording. The original 1999 act amended the latter provisions, not .140.	S001, .140–.160; S004, §§1–3. Textual discrepancy preserved; B006.
S_WA-P7-C018	Subject to .080, .070(1) protects the homestead up to the statutory amount from attachment, execution, or forced sale for owner debts. It does not itself adjudicate ownership or create a property-tax qualification.	S001, .070(1), .080.

Captured table 06

Claim ID · Precise assertion and conditions · Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit · 23 data rows

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C019	Good-faith voluntary-sale proceeds intended to acquire a new homestead, and destruction-insurance proceeds held to restore or replace the homestead, are protected up to the homestead amount for one year from receipt; the clause also protects the new homestead acquired with those proceeds.	S001, .070(3), complete subsection. Purpose, tracing, receipt, and replacement predicates not supplied.
S_WA-P7-C020	RCW 6.13.180 gives money paid to the owner after the statutory sale the protection against legal process and the other spouse’s/partner’s voluntary disposition that the law gives the homestead. It states no separate fixed duration.	S001, .170–.180. Scope of protected money and interaction with .070(3) remain held; no unlimited-surplus inference.
S_WA-P7-C021	The state definition of forced sale includes a bankruptcy sale of homestead property and states that .070’s reinvestment provisions do not apply to those proceeds.	S001, .010(2)(c); S003, §2. Federal treatment remains separate.
S_WA-P7-C022	The state bankruptcy-specific clause uses the petition date; if the debtor’s interest then is no greater than the state amount, it describes the entire interest, including possession and nonmonetary interests, as exempt and protects appreciation of that exempt interest.	S001, .070(2); S003, §5. State text only; federal limits not cleared.
S_WA-P7-C023	A homestead created under the chapter is presumed valid until contested in the specified court of general jurisdiction where situated. The presumption does not supply missing creation or ownership facts.	S001, .070(4).
S_WA-P7-C024	The homestead exception for mechanic’s, laborer’s, construction, maritime, automobile-repair, material-supplier’s, and vendor’s liens requires liens arising out of and against the particular homestead property.	S001, .080(1). Lien creation, validity, priority, and enforcement remain separate.
S_WA-P7-C025	The security-agreement exception concerns an agreement describing the claimed homestead as collateral.	S001, .080(2)(a). No agreement or security interest is assumed.
S_WA-P7-C026	The mortgage/deed-of-trust exception has execution and acknowledgment conditions for spouses/partners or an unmarried claimant; a nonspouse/nonpartner dependent need not execute or acknowledge.	S001, .080(2)(b). No universal conclusion for every secured obligation.
S_WA-P7-C027	The homestead’s separate-bankruptcy exception concerns existing spouse/partner/community debts, filings by both within six months, absence of a joint or jointly administered case, and the other spouse/partner’s use of §522(d).	S001, .080(3), complete subsection. Federal and factual predicates held.
S_WA-P7-C028	The support exception concerns debts arising from a lawful court order, decree, or administrative order establishing child support or maintenance.	S001, .080(4). Does not establish validity or scope of any order.
S_WA-P7-C029	The medical-assistance exception is expressly limited to Washington recovery of assistance correctly paid consistent with 42 U.S.C. §1396p.	S001, .080(5). Complete federal incorporation not retrieved; no positive recovery conclusion—B010.
S_WA-P7-C030	The association exception concerns debts secured by a condominium, homeowners’, or common-interest-community association lien.	S001, .080(6). A charge or association label alone does not establish a lien.
S_WA-P7-C031	The tax exception concerns taxes collected under chapters 82.08, 82.12, and 82.14 RCW but not remitted to the Department of Revenue.	S001, .080(7). Not a conclusion that all tax debts are identical.
S_WA-P7-C032	Section .030(1)(c) states no dollar limit for its narrowly described judgment in favor of a state for failure to pay that state’s income tax on pension/retirement benefits received while a Washington resident.	S001, .030(1)(c). No extension to other taxes, federal levy, or other income.
S_WA-P7-C033	Under .090, recording the judgment in the property county creates a lien on homestead value exceeding the exemption.	S001, .090, first sentence. No judgment-duration or enforceability conclusion.
S_WA-P7-C034	Section .090 separately addresses a transferred district-court judgment’s certified abstract and a Department of Revenue warrant filed under RCW 82.32.210. Their stated recording/filing events differ.	S001, .090, second and third sentences. Underlying transfer and tax-warrant requirements not reconstructed.
S_WA-P7-C035	For an execution levied on a homestead outside .080, the creditor’s appraisal application is to the superior court of the property county and must be supported by the verified petition described in .110.	S001, .100–.110, complete sections. Execution and jurisdiction predicates held.
S_WA-P7-C036	The petition and hearing notice must be served on the owner and counsel, if any, at least ten days before hearing; after the prescribed proof, the court may appoint a qualified disinterested county appraiser.	S001, .120–.130. Appointment is not automatic.
S_WA-P7-C037	The appraiser must take an oath before performing duties, view and appraise, address divisibility where required, and submit the written report within fifteen days after appointment.	S001, .140. Valuation wording issue remains C017.
S_WA-P7-C038	If the report supports excess value and division without material injury or violation of governmental restrictions, .150 permits an order setting aside land including the residence to the exemption value and execution against the remainder.	S001, .150. No actual divisibility or land-use finding.
S_WA-P7-C039	If the specified excess-value condition exists and the property is not divided, .160 requires a sale order with a bid strictly exceeding the homestead exemption.	S001, .160; S004, §3. No actual sale authority determined.
S_WA-P7-C040	Section .170 states the sequence: exemption amount to the debtor, execution amount toward the execution, then remaining balance to the debtor. This is not a substitute for resolving other liens or the separate surplus provisions.	S001, .170; compare S008, .140–.150 and S009, .110(5).
S_WA-P7-C041	Homestead appraisal compensation is a reasonable amount fixed by the court. The execution creditor initially pays proceeding costs, with the stated addition to execution costs in .150/.160 cases.	S001, .190–.200. The personal-property appraiser fee is different.

Captured table 07

Claim ID · Precise assertion and conditions · Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit · 33 data rows

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C042	“Value” under .010 means the reasonable market value of the debtor’s interest in the article or item when selected, excluding all liens and encumbrances.	S002, .010(2). Not gross retail or replacement cost.
S_WA-P7-C043	Each spouse has the section’s exemptions and may combine them in the same property or take different exempt property. The community-household clause and .900’s registered-partnership construction remain applicable.	S002, .010(1)(d), (3), .900. No ownership or community-liability determination.
S_WA-P7-C044	Wearing apparel is exempt; the $3,500 limitation is specifically on furs, jewelry, and personal ornaments for an individual.	S002, .010(1)(a). It is not a cap on all clothing.
S_WA-P7-C045	Private libraries, including the specified electronic media, have a $3,500 value limit. The same paragraph separately lists all family pictures and keepsakes.	S002, .010(1)(b). Classification of an item remains open.
S_WA-P7-C046	The statute separately lists a cell phone, personal computer, and printer without stating a dollar ceiling in that clause.	S002, .010(1)(c). No inference of unlimited numbers of devices.
S_WA-P7-C047	Household goods, appliances, furniture, and home/yard equipment have a $6,500 individual allowance, including provisions and fuel.	S002, .010(1)(d)(i). No obsolete per-item cap imported.
S_WA-P7-C048	Outside bankruptcy, “other personal property,” excluding the specified personal earnings, has a $3,000 limit, with nested financial-asset restrictions.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A). Combining this allowance with another category for the same item is not decided.
S_WA-P7-C049	For debts other than private student-loan and consumer debt, the combined listed financial assets—including stocks, bonds, and other securities—have a $500 maximum within that allowance, described as automatically protected regardless of the number of listed holdings.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(I). No separate per-security or per-account allowance.
S_WA-P7-C050	For private student-loan debt, the listed financial-asset maximum is $2,500, of which $1,000 is automatically protected, regardless of the number of listed holdings.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(II). Inside, not additional to, the other-property allowance.
S_WA-P7-C051	For consumer debt, the listed financial-asset maximum is $2,000, described as automatically protected regardless of the number of listed holdings.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(III). Included only because the clause also governs nondeposit securities; bank processing is excluded.
S_WA-P7-C052	Title 6 defines consumer debt by an obligation or alleged obligation arising from a transaction primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, and includes medical debt.	S011, .060 introductory clause and (2)–(3). A marketing label is not the statutory test.
S_WA-P7-C053	A private student loan is not federally or state guaranteed, is used solely for personal postsecondary education/costs of attendance, and includes solely refinancing such a loan. Open-end credit, reverse mortgages, residential mortgages, and other real-property/dwelling-secured loans are excluded.	S011, .060(4), complete definition. No actual classification or favorable category election.
S_WA-P7-C054	The medical-debt definition includes specified health-care obligations and has cosmetic-treatment and reconstructive-treatment qualifications. Its provider/facility terms incorporate RCW 48.43.005.	S028, .100(11). Incorporated definitions not completed; application held.
S_WA-P7-C055	Beginning July 1, 2027, the dollar amounts in .010(1)(d)(iii) must be adjusted and published every three years by DOR for the most recent three-year CPI-U change, rounding the dollar change to the nearest $25.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(B); S006, §1. Enacted future operation; no 2026 adjustment invented.
S_WA-P7-C056	The motor-vehicle clause states a motor vehicle, not exceeding $15,000 in aggregate value.	S002, .010(1)(d)(iv). No multiplication per vehicle.
S_WA-P7-C057	Professionally prescribed health aids for the debtor or dependent are listed without an express dollar cap in that clause.	S002, .010(1)(d)(vi). Prescription, ownership, and category predicates unestablished.
S_WA-P7-C058	The bodily-injury branch protects a right to payment or proceeds up to $20,000, excluding pain and suffering and compensation for actual pecuniary loss, for the debtor or an individual on whom the debtor is dependent.	S002, .010(1)(d)(vii), first branch. Allocation and tracing held.
S_WA-P7-C059	The alternative future-earnings-loss branch is limited to what is reasonably necessary for support of the debtor and dependents; the paragraph uses “or.”	S002, .010(1)(d)(vii), second branch. No automatic addition to the bodily-injury cap.
S_WA-P7-C060	Tools, instruments, materials, and supplies used to carry on the individual’s trade have a $15,000 limit.	S002, .010(1)(e). Actual trade use is a condition.
S_WA-P7-C061	The education-property clause specifies tuition units and qualified contributions made more than two years before the bankruptcy filing or judgment, with chapter 28B.95 RCW and federal §§529/530 qualifications.	S002, .010(1)(f). Program incorporations not read; qualified-category boundary only.
S_WA-P7-C062	The $10,000 other-personal-property allowance and petition-date valuation in .010(1)(d)(ii) are expressly bankruptcy-only.	S002, .010(1)(d)(ii). They are not ordinary execution allowances.
S_WA-P7-C063	The separate bankruptcy personal-injury/future-earnings clause preserves specified liens and subrogation claims and expressly excludes the stated Washington lienholder/subrogee right under RCW 43.20B.060.	S002, .010(1)(d)(viii). Federal and incorporated state recovery regimes held.
S_WA-P7-C064	If property exempt under Washington law is insured and lost, stolen, or destroyed, .030 protects insurance money coming to the insured up to the statutory measure tied to the exempt property. The section states no fixed proceeds period.	S002, .030, complete section. No general voluntary-sale or replacement-property rule inferred.
S_WA-P7-C065	Section .040 addresses property owned in a married person’s own right against the other spouse’s liability, with its living-owner/minor-heir condition and liability for the owner’s own premarital debts.	S002, .040 and .900. Full marital-property classification is not resolved.
S_WA-P7-C066	The .010 exemptions do not apply to execution, attachment, or garnishment on a judgment for all or part of the purchase price of the same property.	S002, .050(2).
S_WA-P7-C067	The .010 exemptions do not apply to the specified court-ordered criminal-victim restitution judgment.	S002, .050(3). No broader criminal collection regime investigated.
S_WA-P7-C068	The .010 exemptions do not apply to process on a judgment for a tax levied upon the property.	S002, .050(4). Not a conclusion about every tax obligation.
S_WA-P7-C069	Chapter 6.15 does not prevent creation or enforcement of a security interest in otherwise exemptible personal property.	S002, .050(5). Attachment, perfection, validity, and enforcement requirements remain separate.
S_WA-P7-C070	Chapter 6.15 excludes personal property of a nonresident and of an individual leaving or about to leave Washington with intent to defraud creditors.	S002, .050(6). No residency or intent finding; no automatic transfer of this language to chapter 6.13.
S_WA-P7-C071	Personal-property exemptions are waived by failure to claim before execution sale; garnishment has its separately incorporated claim period.	S002, .050(7). No P6 claim clock imported into execution.
S_WA-P7-C072	The .010 exemptions do not apply to the listed process issued by or for a Title IV-D child-support, alimony, or spousal-support agency, including its agent or assignee.	S002, .050(9); S006, §2. Authority and agency predicates remain necessary.
S_WA-P7-C073	The personal-property separate-bankruptcy restriction requires the stated nonjoint/non-joint-administration setting, both spouses filing within six months, and one spouse using §522(d).	S002, .050(8). No blanket restriction on all married debtors.
S_WA-P7-C074	Section .050(1) excludes the described regularly paid compensation from .010; .010(1)(d)(v) separately addresses traceable support. Those earnings and tracing components are not completed here.	S002, .050(1), .010(1)(d)(v). Explicit P5/P6 boundary.

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Claim ID · Precise assertion and conditions · Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit · 27 data rows

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C075	The individual or spouse may select personal property for exemption under .060(1). Selection is not an adjudication of ownership or qualification.	S002, .060(1).
S_WA-P7-C076	When the entitled individual/spouse is absent at seizure, the sheriff’s selection duty is limited to .010(1)(d)(i) and (iii). If no appraisal or permitted objection intervenes, the officer returns the selection by inventory; it is prima facie evidence, not conclusive proof.	S002, .060(2); S007, §2001.
S_WA-P7-C077	An execution/attachment claimant must deliver the verified itemized exemption claim and prescribed personal-property list to the levying officer before sale. The officer must immediately advise the creditor, attorney, or agent.	S002, .060(3)(a). No inventory or affidavit has been constructed.
S_WA-P7-C078	A nonvaluation objector must proceed under .160 and notify the officer no later than seven days after the officer gives notice of the exemption claim.	S002, .060(4)(a). The officer-notice trigger is not silently replaced by receipt.
S_WA-P7-C079	The incorporated .160(2) requires the objection declaration and hearing notice to be delivered or first-class mailed to the defendant no later than seven days after receipt of the claim, with hearing noted for a date no later than fourteen days after receipt.	S010, .160(2). Interaction with C078 remains B021.
S_WA-P7-C080	The incorporated paragraph places the exemption burden on the defendant, awards prevailing-party costs after hearing, and permits attorney fees if the claim or objection lacked good faith.	S010, .160(2). Fund-source documentation language is not converted into an invented property-appraisal requirement; application of incorporated remedies remains qualified.
S_WA-P7-C081	A value objection may demand appraisal: two disinterested appraisers, one selected by each side; a third upon disagreement; court appointment for the specified failures; itemized valuation and an affidavit signed by at least two.	S002, .060(4)(b), complete paragraph.
S_WA-P7-C082	Each personal-property appraiser receives $15 or a larger court-fixed fee. The creditor pays if all claimed property is exempt; otherwise the debtor pays under the clause.	S002, .060(4)(b). Not the homestead-appraiser fee.
S_WA-P7-C083	If the officer receives neither an objection notice nor an appraisal demand within seven days following notice to the creditor, .060(4)(c) requires release of the claimed property.	S002, .060(4)(c). Officer receipt is material.
S_WA-P7-C084	If a selected item exceeds the exemption and cannot be divided, .070 permits its statutory sale only on a bid exceeding the exemption; the exemption amount is paid first, then execution, then balance. A creditor bidder must pay the exempt amount in cash.	S002, .070, complete section.
S_WA-P7-C085	CR 69(a) directs execution procedure to the listed Washington statutes and other applicable statutes. CRLJ 69–70 is reserved; an identical limited-jurisdiction rule must not be invented.	S014, CR 69(a); S015, CRLJ 69–70.
S_WA-P7-C086	RCW 6.17.090 makes the debtor’s property liable to execution except property exempt by law.	S008, .090. Enforceable judgment and territorial/ownership predicates remain held.
S_WA-P7-C087	Before a real-property writ, .100 requires the creditor’s filed affidavit and mailed copy addressing the specified diligence, nonexempt personal property, and homestead facts. A homestead outside .080 remains subject to .100–.170’s special procedure.	S008, .100, complete section. The required allegations are not established facts.
S_WA-P7-C088	Section .130 requires the sheriff’s execution notice and the specified exemption texts through the stated summons-style service or regular-and-certified-mail route, including sale-date information.	S008, .130. Exact incorporated service validity is held; no publication or email authority inferred.
S_WA-P7-C089	The officer records the day, hour, and minute of writ receipt and returns the execution report within sixty days from the writ date. The section separately addresses receipt order for multiple writs.	S008, .120. Return time is not an exemption-claim period or judgment clock.
S_WA-P7-C090	Sections .170–.180 limit execution concerning jointly held property to the judgment debtor’s interest and preserve the stated other-owner qualifications.	S008, .170–.180. No ownership share or universal priority rule determined.
S_WA-P7-C091	After satisfaction, remaining property in officer custody is returned; money received is subject to the statutory remittance limit and court-controlled excess-proceeds rules.	S008, .140(4)–(6), .150. Release, satisfaction, and surplus entitlement are distinct.
S_WA-P7-C092	For personal-property execution sale, the creditor’s prescribed regular-and-certified mailing to the debtor and regular mailing to counsel must precede sale by at least thirty days; affidavit proof is filed.	S009, .020, complete section.
S_WA-P7-C093	For real-property execution sale, .030 separately specifies service or dual mailing to each debtor, mailing to counsel, the thirty-day minimum, and affidavit proof.	S009, .030(1). No actual service determination.
S_WA-P7-C094	The sheriff’s public-notice requirements differ: personal property uses three public places; real property uses the specified two-place posting and newspaper publication, with additional website publication for the electronic-auction branch. The statutory lead periods are in Q041.	S009, .020–.030. Full electronic-auction incorporation remains held.
S_WA-P7-C095	The statutory sale-notice form in .040 is a notice instrument, not proof of a valid sale, an accepted exemption, or redemption eligibility. Its nonforeclosure addition must not be confused with a completed finding of insufficient personal property.	S009, .040, complete blank statutory form.
S_WA-P7-C096	The execution-sale statute directs that sales cease once enough has been sold to satisfy the execution and forbids the officer/deputy from purchasing.	S009, .060, complete section. No actual sale quantity determined.
S_WA-P7-C097	A real-property sale return triggers the clerk’s specified docket, mailing, proof, proceeds, and certificate duties; mailing is to parties with written appearances who are not in default.	S009, .110(1), with .100. Sale and confirmation are distinct.
S_WA-P7-C098	Section .110(2) uses mailing of notice of filing the return as the trigger: confirmation may be sought after twenty days have elapsed, while the specified parties’ objections must be filed within twenty days after mailing.	S009, .110(2). Not an exemption-selection or initial-answer deadline.
S_WA-P7-C099	Even with objections, confirmation follows unless the court finds substantial sale irregularities causing probable loss or injury; the statute then provides resale, preserving the prior bid and requiring a greater new bid.	S009, .110(3)–(4). No automatic vacatur from any defect.
S_WA-P7-C100	Surplus distribution is governed by court-determined priority and court order; a surplus-disbursement motion has notice at least twenty days before hearing. The statute separately addresses waiver and custody before final disposition.	S009, .110(5). No priority, waiver, or payment result supplied.
S_WA-P7-C101	Chapter 6.32 does not authorize seizure of or interference with property expressly exempt by law.	S012, .250, opening exemption clause. No full supplemental-proceeding remedy analysis.

Captured table 09

Claim ID · Precise assertion and conditions · Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit · 19 data rows

Claim ID	Precise assertion and conditions	Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit
S_WA-P7-C102	Where applicable, CR 6(a)/CRLJ 6(a) exclude the triggering day, include the last day subject to weekend/holiday rollover, and exclude intermediate weekends/holidays only for periods less than seven days.	S014–S015, rule 6(a). Special-proceeding and particular-statute qualifications remain.
S_WA-P7-C103	The rules’ three-day addition applies to a prescribed period after service where the paper is served by mail. It is not automatically added to a period keyed to receipt, giving notice, filing, or a minimum pre-sale interval.	S014–S015, rule 6(e). No actual deadline computed.
S_WA-P7-C104	Rule 6(b)’s enlargement authority concerns periods prescribed by the rules, a notice under them, or court order, with different pre-expiration and excusable-neglect conditions and express exclusions.	S014–S015, rule 6(b), complete clause. No blanket power to extend every statutory exemption period inferred.
S_WA-P7-C105	CR 81/CRLJ 81 preserve the stated special-proceeding limits; CRLJ 81 excludes small claims. Legal holidays are supplied by RCW 1.16.050, which also distinguishes recognized days from legal holidays.	S014–S016. Local orders and actual court closures unexamined.
S_WA-P7-C106	The material 2021 homestead changes took immediate effect on May 12, 2021.	S003, cover, §8 and approval. Historical-event application beyond this clause held.
S_WA-P7-C107	The 1999 act changed the senior-lien wording in .010/.150/.160 and was effective July 25, 1999; it did not amend .140.	S004, cover and §§1–3.
S_WA-P7-C108	The 2023 act changed the category structure and amounts; its general effective date and later §2 date differ. Its originally enacted expiration provision cannot be treated as still operative without considering the 2025 repeal.	S005, cover, §§1–2, 6–7; S006, §5.
S_WA-P7-C109	The 2025 act is effective July 1, 2025, repeals the two identified uncodified expiration provisions, adds the prospective indexing clause, and adds the support-agency exception.	S006, §§1–2, 5–6.
S_WA-P7-C110	The corrected absent-claimant category cross-references in .060(2) come from 2025 c 58 §2001, under that act’s July 27, 2025 general effective date.	S007, cover and §2001.
S_WA-P7-C111	The .010 reviser note describes the 2023 and 2025 amendments as producing identical text, but the original acts show material differences, including the 2025 adjustment provision. This report relies on the enacted clauses and preserves the note/text discrepancy.	S002, .010 reviser note; S005 §2; S006 §1; S013, .025(2). No judicial conflict resolution claimed.
S_WA-P7-C112	The original 2021 act expressly made its §10 real-property sale-notice amendment effective July 1, 2022.	S017, §§10, 16. No broader historical procedural conclusion.
S_WA-P7-C113	The read federal §522(b)(1)–(3) distinguishes the subsection (d) election from the alternative non-(d) route, subject to state authorization, the joint-election restriction, and other statutory conditions.	S018, §522(b)(1)–(3), complete clauses. No election made or eligibility determined.
S_WA-P7-C114	The non-(d) state/local-law branch uses the stated 730-day domicile period and, if necessary, the preceding 180-day comparison; the paragraph includes a federal-election fallback if the domicile requirement otherwise leaves no exemption eligibility.	S018, §522(b)(3)(A) and final sentence. No domicile or filing date supplied.
S_WA-P7-C115	State bankruptcy wording does not resolve the separate federal limitations, exceptions, lien treatment, or adjusted dollar amounts. Sections 522(c), (o)–(q), §104 adjustments, and their incorporations remain necessary before a positive bankruptcy outcome.	S018, operative clauses read; full incorporated regimes/current adjustment evidence incomplete.
S_WA-P7-C116	The official 2024 §522 body was read; the 2025/2026 Title 11 classification blocks showed no §522 amendment through the displayed October 22, 2026 release. That does not authenticate every later or unclassified change through access day.	S018–S021, S029. Explicit federal currentness limit.
S_WA-P7-C117	Federal tax levy has its own §6334 exemption structure and subsection (c) restriction, with the section’s qualifications preserved. A Washington exemption amount alone does not establish a federal-levy exemption.	S026, complete (a)–(g), particularly (c), (e)–(f). Underlying federal levy authority and current adjusted amounts held.
S_WA-P7-C118	The official §3014 extract identifies a separate federal debt-collection exemption provision, but its edition and chapter-applicability predicates were not authenticated.	S027, (a)–(c). No current election, deadline, or entitlement asserted from it.
S_WA-P7-C119	The burial-property texts concern specifically qualified association lots or designated burying places. They do not establish an exemption for every cemetery-related interest.	S024, .110–.120; S025, .220. Full antecedent/formation/dedication regimes held.
S_WA-P7-C120	No finding here establishes a valid judgment, ownership, residence, exempt asset, accepted claim, valid levy, sale authority, federal election, discharge, remedy entitlement, or compliance result.	Scope limit applying to all claims; unresolved predicates appear in Section 5.

Captured table 10

Quantity ID · Quantity, unit, or boundary · Base, trigger, exception, and counting qualification · 55 data rows

Quantity ID	Quantity, unit, or boundary	Base, trigger, exception, and counting qualification	Claim links
Q001	$125,000; greater-of relation	Ordinary homestead fixed comparator against the prescribed county median single-family sale price. Not an additional allowance on top of that median.	C014–C015
Q002	Preceding calendar year	Measuring period for the county median. Exact ordinary-execution event anchor, publication lag, and dataset revision treatment remain held.	C014–C015; B004–B005
Q003	No dollar limit, special branch	Only the state income-tax-on-retirement-benefits judgment described in .030(1)(c).	C032
Q004	Market value minus senior encumbrances	Executing judgment excluded from deduction; .140’s different all-liens wording preserved. No assumed valuation date outside an express clause.	C016–C017
Q005	One statutory homestead ceiling for the same premises/community	Separate spouse/partner claims cannot increase the amount under .020.	C004
Q006	At least six continuous months	Vacation creates abandonment presumption. Equality is included; not an automatic extinguishment finding.	C009
Q007	More than six months	Intended-absence condition for the nonabandonment route; strict “more than,” with no intent to abandon and no other principal residence.	C010
Q008	One year from receipt	Qualifying voluntary-sale or destruction-insurance proceeds under .070(3), up to the homestead amount. No conversion to a fixed number of days.	C019
Q009	Petition date; interest ≤ state amount	State bankruptcy-specific entire-interest/appreciation clause. Equality included. Federal treatment remains separate.	C022
Q010	Within a six-month period	Separate-bankruptcy exceptions require the other enumerated spouse/partner and election conditions. No assumption that six months equals a particular number of days.	C027, C073
Q011	At least ten days before hearing	Homestead appraisal petition/hearing notice served on owner and counsel, if any.	C036
Q012	Within fifteen days after appointment	Homestead appraiser’s written report; oath precedes performance.	C037
Q013	Once each week for three successive weeks; at least three weeks; thirty days before hearing	Special incapacity route: publication, specified personal service, and verified petition respectively. The petition text says “thirty days before”; it is not rewritten as a different minimum.	C013
Q014	Bid strictly greater than H	Homestead sale under .160 after required report and order. Equal bid insufficient under the text.	C039
Q015	Reasonable court-fixed compensation	Homestead appraiser. No fixed dollar tariff in .190. Initial proceeding costs borne by execution creditor, subject to .200.	C041
Q016	$3,500 per individual	Furs, jewelry, personal ornaments; not all apparel.	C044
Q017	$3,500	Private-library/media allowance. Family pictures/keepsakes separately listed.	C045
Q018	A cell phone, personal computer, printer; no express dollar amount	Category wording does not establish unlimited numbers or classification of other equipment.	C046
Q019	$6,500 individual allowance	Household goods/appliances/furniture/home-yard equipment, including provisions and fuel.	C047
Q020	$3,000	Nonbankruptcy other-personal-property ceiling; earnings excluded; financial sublimits nested.	C048
Q021	$500 combined; automatic language	Listed financial assets for debts other than consumer/private student-loan debt; regardless of number of holdings.	C049
Q022	$2,500 combined; $1,000 automatic	Private-student-loan branch for listed financial assets. Not a per-asset allowance.	C050
Q023	$2,000 combined; automatic language	Consumer-debt branch for listed financial assets. Not an additional allowance beyond Q020.	C051
Q024	July 1, 2027; every three years; most recent three-year CPI-U change; nearest $25	Enacted adjustment applies to .010(1)(d)(iii)’s dollar amounts. DOR publication required. The dollar change is the stated rounding object. No calculation performed.	C055
Q025	$15,000 aggregate	Motor-vehicle clause. No per-vehicle multiplication.	C056
Q026	No express dollar cap in clause	Professionally prescribed health aids, subject to qualification and .050.	C057
Q027	$20,000	Specified bodily-injury right/proceeds, excluding the listed components.	C058
Q028	Reasonably necessary support amount	Alternative future-earnings-loss branch; no fixed dollar amount or automatic addition.	C059
Q029	$15,000 individual allowance	Tools/instruments/materials/supplies actually used for the trade.	C060
Q030	More than two years before judgment or bankruptcy filing	Strict education-unit/contribution timing, subject to uncompleted program qualifications.	C061
Q031	$10,000; petition-date value	Bankruptcy-only other-property provision.	C062
Q032	Market value of debtor’s interest at selection, excluding all liens/encumbrances	General personal-property value definition. No ordinary retail-price or replacement-cost substitution.	C042
Q033	Each spouse’s allowance; same or different property	Express personal-property combining rule, with ownership/community conditions. No arithmetic performed.	C043
Q034	Insurance money tied to exempt-property amount; no stated fixed duration	RCW 6.15.030. Not a general proceeds or replacement rule.	C064
Q035	Before sale	Execution exemption claim and specified personal-property homestead declarations; failure-to-claim waiver separately stated.	C007, C071, C077
Q036	Immediately	Officer’s advice to creditor/attorney/agent after the claim. No numerical substitute supplied.	C077
Q037	No later than seven days after officer gives notice	Objector’s notice to levying officer under .060(4)(a).	C078
Q038	No later than seven days after receipt; hearing no later than fourteen days after receipt	Incorporated .160(2) objection delivery/mail and hearing-date requirements. Different trigger from Q037.	C079
Q039	Two appraisers; third if disagreement; at least two signatures; forthwith	Personal-property valuation contest, subject to court-appointment substitutes.	C081
Q040	$15 per appraiser or larger court-fixed fee	Creditor pays if all claimed property is exempt; otherwise debtor under the clause.	C082
Q041	Seven days following giving notice	Release duty when officer has received neither objection notice nor appraisal demand within that interval.	C083
Q042	Bid > exemption; creditor pays exempt amount in cash	Personal-property indivisibility sale. No actual proceeds allocation supplied.	C084
Q043	Day/hour/minute of receipt; return within sixty days from writ date	Officer’s execution receipt/return duties. Separate from exemption and judgment clocks.	C089
Q044	Not more than twenty days	Officer’s retention of received execution money under .140(6), subject to the provision’s remittance framework.	C091
Q045	At least thirty days before sale	Creditor’s prescribed personal- and real-property sale notices; method and recipients differ.	C092–C093
Q046	At least four weeks; three public places versus two specified places; weekly publication for real property	Sheriff public notice under .020–.030; electronic-auction website publication is an additional branch. Weeks are not silently converted into a universal date-counting rule.	C094
Q047	After twenty days have elapsed / within twenty days after mailing	Confirmation motion eligibility versus filing objections after mailed notice of return filing. Distinct boundaries.	C098
Q048	New bid > prior bid	Statutory resale branch following qualifying irregularities.	C099
Q049	At least twenty days before hearing	Notice of motion for surplus disbursement; court order remains necessary.	C100
Q050	Exclude event day; include last day subject to rollover; intermediate exclusion only when period < seven days	Conditional CR/CRLJ 6(a) computation. A seven-day period is not “less than seven.”	C102, C105
Q051	Three additional days	Conditional rule for a period after service by mail; not universal for mailing, receipt, or pre-event notice intervals.	C103
Q052	730 days; preceding 180-day comparison	Federal §522(b)(3)(A) domicile structure; longer portion of the comparison period than in any other place if required. No domicile or calendar determination.	C114
Q053	July 25, 1999; May 12, 2021; July 1, 2022	Authenticated material enactment dates in S004, S003, and S017 respectively. They are version boundaries, not actual transaction dates.	C106–C107, C112
Q054	July 23, 2023; July 1, 2025; July 27, 2025	S005 general/§2 effective distinction; S006 effective/repeal; S007 relevant general effective date.	C108–C110
Q055	Unknown or uncompleted conventions	Ordinary median-year event anchor; valuation-date disputes outside express clauses; .180 duration; cross-statute mail/receipt harmonization; historical application; non-index dollar rounding.	B005–B007, B012, B021–B022

Captured table 11

Branch ID · Supported conditional consequence · Missing predicate or authority · 28 data rows

Branch ID	Supported conditional consequence	Missing predicate or authority	Adverse inference to avoid	Exact next generic inquiry
B001	Chapter 6.13 can protect qualifying residential interests.	Legal interest, principal-home use/intention, and situs.	A property label, title label, or declaration proves eligibility.	Complete any indispensable generic interest-specific authority before extending .010 beyond its express categories; actual ownership remains outside this inquiry.
B002	.010 refers to owner or dependent residence, but its final sentence and .040 use owner-focused language.	Construction of dependent-only occupancy.	The first sentence automatically overrides the owner-principal-home conditions.	Reconcile .010(1), .010(2)(d), and .040(1); judicial construction remains held under the no-opinion boundary.
B003	.040 contains automatic occupancy and specific personal-property declaration clauses.	Their interaction for an occupied nonmobile personal-property homestead.	Every occupied personal-property residence needs no declaration, or every category follows the same route.	Examine generic official construction of .040(1) with .060(3)(c)–(d); do not infer a resolution from headings.
B004	.030 requires the prescribed county single-family median source.	Readable annual publication, measuring-year version, corrections, and dataset metadata.	Timeout means the center ceased publishing or an OFM successor automatically applies.	Retrieve the center’s ordinary annual-median publication when available; use an OFM successor only after the statutory cessation/designation condition is authenticated.
B005	The median is for the preceding calendar year.	Precise ordinary-execution reference event and treatment of publication lag/revision.	Use the access year, sale year, levy year, or declaration year without authority.	Seek generic authority construing .030’s temporal reference with .100–.160; bankruptcy’s express petition-date clause does not answer ordinary execution.
B006	.010/.150/.160 deduct senior liens; .140 says all liens.	Harmonizing construction.	Replace one wording with the other or choose the larger exemption result.	Compare S004’s exact amendments with current .140–.160; construction remains held absent authorized generic clarification.
B007	.070(3), .180, and .010(2)(c) create distinct proceeds branches.	Scope/duration of .180 protection, protected balance, tracing, and interaction with reinvestment language.	All proceeds are indefinitely exempt, or every proceeds category expires after one year.	Read any generic governing construction of those exact clauses; retain separate voluntary, insurance, execution-sale, and bankruptcy-sale branches.
B008	Spouses may combine ordinary personal-property exemptions; the same-premises homestead ceiling is different.	Ownership/community classification and same-item cross-category allocation.	Double every homestead or stack every personal allowance on one item.	Resolve .020 versus .010(3) and the applicable property-interest rules without supplying actual assets.
B009	An enumerated .080 or .050 exception can remove the particular statutory protection.	Valid lien/order/security interest, covered debt, perfection, priority, and applicable enforcement regime.	The word “secured,” “tax,” or “support” is sufficient.	Read the exact governing lien/security/support/tax provisions for the selected statutory category before a positive exception application.
B010	.080(5) expressly conditions medical-assistance recovery on §1396p consistency.	Complete current §1396p body and material exceptions.	“Correctly paid” alone authorizes recovery or forced sale.	Retrieve official current 42 U.S.C. §1396p, including the relevant lien/recovery restrictions and exceptions; F10–F11 remain unresolved.
B011	Acknowledgment and the incapacity route have express formalities.	Representative authority, electronic/remote acknowledgment, guardianship interaction.	A signature, notarization label, or relationship alone supplies authority.	Complete relevant chapter 42.45 RCW and representative-authority provisions only if that generic branch is undertaken; no document is completed here.
B012	Material 1999/2021/2023/2025 enactments have identified effective clauses.	Application to earlier events and older savings/application provisions.	Newest code necessarily governs every earlier levy, declaration, or sale.	Read the original historical enactment and applicable transition clause for the legal event under investigation; no event is invented.
B013	Personal-property amounts apply to the debtor’s interest at selection.	Category, ownership share, liens, valuation evidence, selection event.	Gross asset value equals exempt value or a listed category proves ownership.	Apply .010(2) only after its legal predicates are established in a separately authorized inquiry.
B014	Securities share the nested financial-asset sublimits with other listed holdings.	Consumer/private-student classification overlap and allocation across holdings.	A separate securities allowance exists in addition to the shared cap, or a favorable category may be elected.	Reconcile .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(I)–(III) with .060(2)–(4); medical classification also requires the remaining RCW 48.43.005 incorporation.
B015	Specific property allowances and the “other property” allowance coexist in the text.	Same-item stacking, allocation, and mixed-use classification.	All unused allowances automatically transfer to any asset.	Seek generic construction of .010’s category structure and subsection (3); preserve the distinction between express spouse combining and unverified category stacking.
B016	Education units/contributions have an express state category and strict timing condition.	Chapter 28B.95 RCW and federal §§529/530 qualification clauses.	Any education-labeled asset is exempt.	Read those complete program definitions and relevant qualification provisions before a positive category conclusion.
B017	Injury and future-earnings rights have different measures and an “or” relation.	Allocation, dependency, necessary-support measure, liens/subrogation, and tracing.	Add the injury cap to an unlimited future-earnings allowance.	Complete generic construction of .010(1)(d)(vii)–(viii) and RCW 43.20B.060 where material.
B018	.030 protects specified insurance money associated with exempt property.	Meaning and measure of the protected loss, interaction with homestead insurance, later property/proceeds treatment.	General proceeds immunity or an automatic one-year rule.	Compare .030 with .070(3) without importing either period or purpose condition across categories.
B019	.050(6), .040, and joint-interest execution provisions impose distinct limits.	Residence, fraudulent intent, separate/community ownership, co-owner rights.	Nonresidence or another owner is assumed, or only a debtor label proves attachable ownership.	Complete the relevant generic ownership/residence provisions; actual classification remains prohibited here.
B020	Property execution procedures presuppose lawful process and property subject to it.	Enforceable judgment, issuing authority, territorial control, and statutory writ prerequisites.	This exemption report authorizes a levy or proves judgment enforceability.	Keep P3/P4 predicates separately held; do not reconstruct their conclusions from P7.
B021	.060(4)(a) incorporates .160 but retains its officer-notice rule; .060(4)(c) has a separate release trigger.	Harmonization of giving notice, receipt, officer receipt, hearing, and incorporated remedies.	One seven-day clock resolves all duties, or garnishee damages automatically apply to an execution officer.	Read the exact interaction of .060(4)(a)–(c) and .160(2)–(3); judicial construction remains held.
B022	CR/CRLJ 6 supplies conditional computation and mail rules.	Applicable court/proceeding, special statutory rule, service versus receipt trigger, local orders.	Add three days to every mailed event or exclude weekends from every seven-day period.	Determine rule applicability under CR/CRLJ 81 and the particular statute before applying any counting convention.
B023	Real-property sale notice has an electronic-auction branch.	RCW 36.16.145 definition and authorization, other indispensable auction provisions.	A website notice alone establishes lawful electronic sale.	Read the complete incorporated electronic-auction authority before developing that branch; no auction procedure is supplied here.
B024	State exemption text and federal §522 election text are distinct.	Current federal adjustments, domicile, election authorization, §522(c)/(o)–(q) incorporations, lien treatment, estate predicates.	State homestead language defeats every federal cap or establishes discharge.	Complete §104 adjustment notices and all material federal incorporations in a separately bounded bankruptcy pass.
B025	Federal tax levy and federal civil debt collection have separate exemption sources.	Current adjusted tax amounts, levy authority, §3014 edition, §§3001–3003 scope and exceptions.	State execution exemptions automatically control every federal process.	Authenticate the exact current federal process before applying either source; S027 remains edition-limited.
B026	Burial-property protections are textually qualified.	Association status, dedication/use conditions, and .220’s antecedent.	Every burial-related property interest is exempt.	Read the complete antecedent provisions in chapters 68.20/68.24 before extending the narrow category.
B027	Insurance, retirement, benefits, military, probate, tenancy, local/tribal, and interstate regimes may add distinct rules.	Their operative scope and exceptions.	This pass exhausts them or transfers their protections into an ordinary property allowance.	Separate generic inquiries: RCW 6.15.020/.025 and relevant insurance provisions; federal benefit statutes; military execution protections; probate allowances; tenancy interests; territorial/tribal/interstate authority. None is completed here.
B028	The present report supplies generic legal relations and source gaps only.	All actual legal and factual predicates.	Any claim, levy, sale, remedy, or compliance outcome has been accepted.	No actual-application inquiry is authorized or performed.

Captured table 12

Analytical field · Entry · Primary authority / pinpoint · 25 data rows

Analytical field	Entry	Primary authority / pinpoint	Unresolved dependency
Governing legal version
Property category
Nature of legal interest
Statutory residence/use condition
Creation or declaration provision
Continuity or abandonment provision
Applicable debt category
Enumerated exception
Statutory amount provision
Prescribed geographic/data reference
Valuation base
Valuation reference event
Encumbrance treatment
Individual/community/aggregate rule
Proceeds or replacement provision
Claim or preservation instrument
Responsible statutory actor
Notice/service/receipt/filing trigger
Objection or appraisal provision
Hearing or release provision
Counting rule and qualification
Federal or special-regime dependency
Currentness/access gap
Supported legal relation
Remaining authority needed

Captured table 13

Scope item · Status · Source/claim/branch links · 44 data rows

Scope item	Status	Source/claim/branch links	Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary
1: Homestead definition and property uses	Answered—text; construction partial	S001; C001–C002; B001–B003	Dependent-only occupancy and personal-property declaration interaction remain held.
1: Eligible interests and mobile-home land relationship	Answered—express categories	C002	No conclusion for every leasehold, trust, equitable, or nontraditional interest.
1: Owner/dependent definitions	Answered with federal currency qualification	C002–C003; S018–S021	Fully current federal consolidation gap stated.
1: Spouse/family/registered-partner operation	Answered—text	C004, C011–C013, C043, C065	Full marital-property and guardianship construction excluded.
1: Occupancy versus declaration alternatives	Answered—text	C005–C008	No actual occupancy, declaration, or formal compliance.
1: Territorial/property qualifications	Partial	C006, C035, C070; B001, B019–B020	No extraterritorial, tribal, or actual situs conclusion.
1: Continuity and abandonment	Answered—text	C009–C010; Q006–Q007	Presumption/rebuttal and actual absence remain unestablished.
1: Exemption versus ownership/property tax	Answered as category distinction	C018, C086, C120	Property-tax exemption regime not researched.
2: Homestead amount and aggregate rule	Answered—statutory formula	C004, C014, C032	No county/value input.
2: Value/equity/encumbrance base	Partial—textual conflict identified	C016–C017; B006	Harmonizing construction of .140 versus .010/.150/.160.
2: Prescribed publisher and measuring period	Answered—statutory reference	C015; Q002	Publisher’s current dataset/version unreadable.
2: Geographic figure/version	Unresolved	F01/F04/F05/F07; B004–B005	Obtain readable prescribed annual data and temporal-reference authority.
2: Proceeds, replacement, duration	Answered in separate branches; interaction partial	C019–C022; B007, B018	.180 extent/duration and cross-proceeds construction held.
2: Amendments/effective/application	Material enactments answered; historical application partial	C106–C112; S003–S007, S017	Older original savings/application clauses not all authenticated.
3: Ordinary judgment lien versus forced sale	Answered—text	C033–C041	Judgment enforceability and duration remain separate P3/P4 matters.
3: Consensual security and particular-property liens	Answered—exception text only	C024–C026, C069; B009	Full validity, perfection, foreclosure, and priority law excluded.
3: Tax distinctions	Answered—bounded state branches	C031–C032, C068, C117	Other state taxes/federal powers not generalized.
3: Support and government exceptions	Answered—text; incorporation partial	C028–C029, C072	Medicaid federal incorporation unresolved; special collection regimes excluded.
3: Association liens	Answered—text	C030	No association charge or lien validity established.
3: Proceeds priority/satisfaction	Partial	C040, C091, C100	No complete priority code or actual distribution.
4: Ordinary personal-property categories	Answered—current text	C042–C060	Item classification and stacking remain held.
4: Consumer/private-student/other debt distinctions	Answered—text; medical incorporation partial	C049–C054; S011, S028	RCW 48.43.005 and overlap/allocation construction not completed.
4: Individual/community combining	Answered—text	C043	Ownership/community liability not determined.
4: Value and timing	Answered—text	C042, C062; Q032	No appraisal or valuation result.
4: Insurance/proceeds/replacement	Answered—limited insurance clause	C064; B018	No universal voluntary-sale or replacement rule established.
4: Indexing/current/future amounts	Answered—enacted boundary	C055, C108–C111	Future DOR publication not yet substituted; no CPI calculation.
4: Education and other qualified categories	Partial	C061, C119; B016, B026	Program and burial antecedent qualifications remain incomplete.
4: Wage/deposit/benefit exclusions	Excluded except indispensable boundary	C049–C051, C074	No P5/P6 process or tracing result reused.
5: Claim and preservation	Answered—generic text	C075–C077, C083–C084	No claim, inventory, or declaration prepared.
5: Objection/appraisal/hearing	Answered—text; interaction partial	C078–C082; B021	Distinct trigger reconciliation remains held.
5: Burden, costs, limited remedy language	Answered with incorporation qualification	C080–C082	No guaranteed award or wholesale import of garnishee remedies.
5: Execution notices and actors	Answered—text	C087–C094	Incorporated service validity and electronic-auction authority incomplete.
5: Sale/confirmation/release/surplus	Answered—bounded text	C084, C091, C095–C100	Redemption, possession, foreclosure, full priority excluded.
5: Time computation and extensions	Answered conditionally	C102–C105; B022	No actual date, local order, or calendar determination.
5: Blank forms/instruments	Read only where indispensable	S009 .040; S010 statutory forms	No completed instrument; form text not treated as operative authorization by itself.
6: Bankruptcy elections and limits	Bounded federal text answered; full regime held	C113–C116; B024	Current adjusted caps and indispensable federal incorporations remain incomplete.
6: Federal liens/special collection	Boundary identified; application held	C117–C118; B025	Federal levy authority and §3014 current edition/scope not completed.
6: Retirement/insurance/benefits/military	Excluded beyond specified clauses	B027	Separate operative statutes and current amendments required.
6: Tenancy/probate/local/tribal/interstate	Excluded except narrow textual boundaries	C065, C119; B027	No full regime or territorial conclusion.
6: Consumer remedies/discharge/acceptance	Excluded	C120	No private cause, guaranteed remedy, discharge, or acceptance implied.
7: Primary sources/pinpoints/read extent	Completed for relied-on text	Section 2	Limits expressly attached to each source.
7: Current/historical/future/proposed distinction	Completed within read evidence	C106–C116	No proposed source used as law; no blanket currentness certification.
7: Failures and materially different routes	Recorded	Section 8	Failed discovery is not proof that protection or publication does not exist.
Earlier passes and all other state categories	Remain open/unchanged as supplied	Scope boundary only	P1/P2 holds preserved; P3–P6 are not substantive foundations; no Washington, dimension 5, or A066 acceptance.

Captured table 14

Read group · Actual work completed · Use limitation · 12 data rows

Read group	Actual work completed	Use limitation
R01	Official chapter 6.13 body and individual pages; complete .010–.240.	No case/opinion investigation.
R02	Official chapter 6.15 selected complete sections and displayed notes.	Retirement sections were discovery boundaries, not substantive findings.
R03	Original 2021 and 1999 homestead enactment passages, including material effective clauses.	Historical application not universally resolved.
R04	Original 2023 and 2025 personal-property enactments, expiration/repeal/effective clauses, and 2025 technical cross-reference correction.	Whole omnibus acts not claimed read.
R05	Required chapter 6.17 and 6.21 execution/sale passages.	No actual process, initial-action reconstruction, judgment clock, or full redemption analysis.
R06	Complete RCW 6.27.160 to assess the express .060 incorporation.	Garnishment-only claim/release quantities not imported wholesale.
R07	Complete Title 6 definitions; complete medical-debt paragraph; formal acknowledgment and burial boundaries.	Unread incorporations expressly identified.
R08	Complete CR/CRLJ 6 and 81; CR 69; reserved CRLJ 69–70; relevant holiday text.	Original adoption orders and local practice not investigated.
R09	Official 2024 §522 operative body, prior-edition preliminary text, and 2025/2026 classification blocks.	Same instrument/versions; no current adjusted federal cap verified.
R10	Complete retrieved §6334 body and §3014 extract.	Different currentness and applicability limits retained.
R11	Final pinpoint checks of definitions, declaration routes, exceptions, appraisal wording, objection triggers, and enactment notes.	These were verification rereads, not new independent sources.
R12	Some adjacent sections and legislative certification/findings appeared in returned text.	Incidental material, names, and case references were not investigated or used as case authority.

Captured table 15

Search group · Queries issued · Result/use · 14 data rows

Search group	Queries issued	Result/use
L01 — system 1	site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "Chapter 6.13" "HOMESTEADS"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "6.15.010" "Exempt property"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "6.15.060" "Claiming exemptions"	Located official chapter/section bodies; subsequently opened and read.
L02 — system 2	site:uscode.house.gov "11 USC 522" "dependent"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "homestead" "2025"; site:ofm.wa.gov "homestead" "median"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "6.15.070"	Federal incorporation and prescribed-data discovery; personal-property sale provision located.
L03 — system 1	Washington Center Real Estate Research homestead exemption annual 2025 county median data official; site:uscode.house.gov/us/usc/ "522" "dependent" "119"	Additional official data and current-code routes identified.
L04 — system 2	site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median" "2025"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "2025" "pdf" "Median"; site:govinfo.gov "USCODE-2025-title11" "sec522"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "execution" "notice of exemption" "6.17"	Annual-data leads; no authenticated 2025 federal §522 body; execution notice discovery.
L05 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov "§522. Exemptions" "2026" -inurl:search.xhtml; site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg "title11" "sec522" "2024"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "6.17" "exempt" "notice"	Official dated federal text and execution bodies pursued.
L06 — system 1	"USCODE-2024-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522" "govinfo"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/ "Annual" "2025"	Official §522 edition found; data publication remained a lead.
L07 — system 2	site:uscode.house.gov "522" "Exemptions" "119-124"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median Prices by County, 2018-2025" filetype:pdf; site:app.leg.wa.gov "6.21.020" "homestead"	Additional currency/data route and sale notice source.
L08 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov "usc11.pdf"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median" "xlsx"; site:wcrer.be.uw.edu "Annual Median" "pdf"	Official download index and historical annual-PDF lead; no current dataset authenticated.
L09 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml "522" "dependent includes spouse"; site:govinfo.gov "2024" "TITLE 11" "§ 522"; site:courts.wa.gov court_rules CR 6 CRLJ 6 CR 81 execution	Official §522 and court-rule sources located.
L10 — system 1	site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR "CR 6" "TIME"; site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR "CR 81"; site:lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26 "2026" "6.13.030"; site:lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26 "2026" "6.15.010"	Court-rule bodies and bounded amendment discovery. No new material 2026 amendment to the relied exemption clauses established from these searches.
L11 — system 2	site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules "CRLJ 69" execution; site:uscode.house.gov "6334" "no property or rights to property"; site:uscode.house.gov "3014" "Exempt property"; site:app.leg.wa.gov/rcw "68.20.120" "68.24.220"	Reserved rule, federal boundary, and burial provisions located.
L12 — system 1	site:uscode.house.gov "1396p" "Liens, adjustments and recoveries" "2026"; site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title28 "3014" "Exempt property"; site:courts.wa.gov/court_rules/ "Civil Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction" "69"	Medicaid official routes failed; §3014 alternative route and court-rule index pursued.
L13 — system 2	site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title42/html/ "1396p" "Liens"; site:govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title28/html/ "3014" "Exempt"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "19.16.100" "Medical debt"	GPO §3014 extract and medical-debt body read. No exact current §1396p body obtained.
L14 — system 1	site:app.leg.wa.gov "homestead" "2026 c"; site:app.leg.wa.gov "6.15" "2026 c"; site:govinfo.gov "1396p" "2024" "sec1396p"	Bounded currentness check. Retirement amendments appeared as excluded leads; they do not establish that all chapter 6.15 was unchanged. Medicaid gap remained.

Captured table 16

Failure ID · Exact ordinary public route · Observed result · 13 data rows

Failure ID	Exact ordinary public route	Observed result	Alternative pursued / remaining consequence
F01	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/housing-market-data-toolkit/	Tool reported 400/timeout.	Other ordinary publisher routes pursued; no dataset body authenticated.
F02	https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t11/s522/	404.	Different official rendering and GPO edition pursued.
F03	https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&f=treesort&num=0&req=%28title%3A11+section%3A522+edition%3Aprelim%29+OR+%28granuleid%3AUSC-prelim-title11-section522%29	404.	GPO 2024 body successfully read; current OLRC-body gap remains narrower than total federal-source failure.
F04	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/	Tool reported 400/timeout.	Annual-publication route pursued.
F05	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/housing-market-data-toolkit/annual-median-price/	502.	Discovered annual PDF pursued; current publication still unread.
F06	https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t11/s522/	404.	Official download/classification routes checked; GPO dated text retained with limits.
F07	https://wcrer.be.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/60/2025/02/HMR-4Q2024-annual-medians.pdf	502.	Historical annual-PDF lead supplied no readable data and no current figure.
F08	https://uscode.house.gov/download/releasepoints/us/pl/119/136/pdf_usc11%40119-136.zip	404 after following the official download link.	No ZIP contents read; classification-table cross-checks used only for their bounded purpose.
F09	https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&num=0&req=granuleid%3AUSC-prelim-title28-section3014	404.	GPO public link succeeded, but retrieved edition was not displayed.
F10	https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t42/s1396p/	404.	Different ordinary official rendering pursued.
F11	https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&hl=false&req=granuleid%3AUSC-prelim-title42-section1396p	404.	GPO searches did not produce the needed exact current body. The §1396p incorporation remains held.
F12	https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1271.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+122+s+10	Later cover reopen returned “not accessible.”	Earlier successful §§9–12 and §16 readings remain S017’s evidence. No further failed retry.
F13	https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5173-S.SL.pdf?cite=2023+c+393+s+2	Later pinpoint reopen returned “not accessible.”	Earlier successful complete relied-on sections remain S005’s evidence. No further failed retry.

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S_WA-P7-C001 Saved research record

A homestead can consist of real or personal property. RCW 6.13.010(1) begins with residence use by the owner or a dependent, but ends by requiring actual intended or actual use as the owner’s principal home. Those clauses are not treated as resolving dependent-only occupancy.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .010(1), complete paragraph. Verified text; construction held—B002.

S_WA-P7-C002 Saved research record

“Owner” includes, without being limited to, a purchaser under a deed of trust, mortgage, or real-estate contract. A mobile home need not be permanently affixed or situated on land owned by its owner or dependent; intended residential land is described without an acreage limit.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .010(1), (2)(a). Actual legal interest and use remain unestablished.

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RCW 6.13.010(2)(d) incorporates 11 U.S.C. §522(a)(1); the read federal text includes a spouse within “dependent” whether or not actually dependent. It is an inclusive definition, not a finding about any relationship.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .010(2)(d); S018, §522(a)(1); currency cross-check S019–S021.

S_WA-P7-C004 Saved research record

A married owner’s or registered domestic partner’s homestead may be community, jointly owned, or either partner’s separate property. Separate claims on the same premises cannot increase the community’s protection beyond RCW 6.13.030.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .020, complete section. No automatic homestead doubling.

S_WA-P7-C005 Saved research record

RCW 6.13.040(1) states automatic protection from owner occupancy as a principal residence, while also specifying declaration routes for other described categories.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .040(1). Personal-property overlap held in B003.

S_WA-P7-C006 Saved research record

Selection of unoccupied improved or unimproved land requires execution and recording of a homestead declaration in the property county. The statute also requires an abandonment declaration when the owner owns another parcel presently occupied or claimed as a homestead. Required contents appear in .040(3)–(4).

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .040(2)–(4). No actual declaration, county, or abandonment determined.

S_WA-P7-C007 Saved research record

An unoccupied mobile home on land not owned by the debtor uses the declaration-delivery route in RCW 6.15.060(3)(c). “Any other personal property” homestead uses the notice described in (3)(d), including ownership, residence, value estimate, and identifying description. Both execution-claim provisions specify delivery before sale.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .040(1); S002, .060(3)(c)–(d), complete clauses.

S_WA-P7-C008 Saved research record

Homestead and abandonment declarations must be acknowledged as a grant of real property. The read acknowledgment statutes require the prescribed acknowledgment before an authorized official; they do not establish electronic, remote, or representative execution compliance.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .040(5), .050; S022–S023, complete operative paragraphs.

S_WA-P7-C009 Saved research record

Continuous vacation for at least six months creates a statutory presumption of abandonment. The text does not say that six months automatically extinguishes every homestead.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .050, first sentence.

S_WA-P7-C010 Saved research record

For intended absence more than six months, no intent to abandon, and no other principal residence, .050 permits a recorded, acknowledged nonabandonment declaration containing the specified future-occupancy, other-homestead, absence, and legal-description statements.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .050, complete remainder. No universal filing-date calculation supplied.

S_WA-P7-C011 Saved research record

Homestead conveyance or encumbrance generally requires both spouses’ or partners’ execution and acknowledgment, subject to the section’s power-of-attorney qualification; a nonspouse/nonpartner dependent need not join.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .060, complete section. Power-of-attorney validity remains outside scope.

S_WA-P7-C012 Saved research record

Where the specified inability to assist in management exists and no guardian has been appointed, .210 permits the other spouse or partner to seek a superior-court order for sale, conveyance, or mortgage upon proof. This is a conditional judicial route, not automatic authority.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .210 and .240, complete sections.

S_WA-P7-C013 Saved research record

The special .210 route has publication, personal-service, relative/prosecutor, verified-petition, and court-order requirements in .220–.240. Its quantities are recorded in Q013; the prosecutor’s stated role concerns good faith and fairness when the statutory substitute-service condition applies.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .220–.240, complete sections.

S_WA-P7-C014 Saved research record

The ordinary homestead exemption amount is the greater of $125,000 and the county median sale price of a single-family home in the preceding calendar year, subject to the separate unlimited branch in .030(1)(c).

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .030(1)(a)–(c). No county amount selected.

S_WA-P7-C015 Saved research record

The court must use Washington Center for Real Estate Research data; only if that center no longer provides the data does the statute specify an OFM-designated successor. Access failure does not establish that successor condition.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .030(2). Dataset/version held; F01/F04/F05/F07.

S_WA-P7-C016 Saved research record

General homestead “net value” is market value less liens and encumbrances senior to the executing judgment, excluding that judgment itself.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .010(2)(b); S004, §1.

S_WA-P7-C017 Saved research record

RCW 6.13.140 instructs appraisal using value less all liens and encumbrances; .010(2)(b), .150 and .160 use senior-to-executing-judgment wording. The original 1999 act amended the latter provisions, not .140.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .140–.160; S004, §§1–3. Textual discrepancy preserved; B006.

S_WA-P7-C018 Saved research record

Subject to .080, .070(1) protects the homestead up to the statutory amount from attachment, execution, or forced sale for owner debts. It does not itself adjudicate ownership or create a property-tax qualification.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .070(1), .080.

S_WA-P7-C019 Saved research record

Good-faith voluntary-sale proceeds intended to acquire a new homestead, and destruction-insurance proceeds held to restore or replace the homestead, are protected up to the homestead amount for one year from receipt; the clause also protects the new homestead acquired with those proceeds.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .070(3), complete subsection. Purpose, tracing, receipt, and replacement predicates not supplied.

S_WA-P7-C020 Saved research record

RCW 6.13.180 gives money paid to the owner after the statutory sale the protection against legal process and the other spouse’s/partner’s voluntary disposition that the law gives the homestead. It states no separate fixed duration.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .170–.180. Scope of protected money and interaction with .070(3) remain held; no unlimited-surplus inference.

S_WA-P7-C021 Saved research record

The state definition of forced sale includes a bankruptcy sale of homestead property and states that .070’s reinvestment provisions do not apply to those proceeds.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .010(2)(c); S003, §2. Federal treatment remains separate.

S_WA-P7-C022 Saved research record

The state bankruptcy-specific clause uses the petition date; if the debtor’s interest then is no greater than the state amount, it describes the entire interest, including possession and nonmonetary interests, as exempt and protects appreciation of that exempt interest.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .070(2); S003, §5. State text only; federal limits not cleared.

S_WA-P7-C023 Saved research record

A homestead created under the chapter is presumed valid until contested in the specified court of general jurisdiction where situated. The presumption does not supply missing creation or ownership facts.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .070(4).

S_WA-P7-C024 Saved research record

The homestead exception for mechanic’s, laborer’s, construction, maritime, automobile-repair, material-supplier’s, and vendor’s liens requires liens arising out of and against the particular homestead property.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(1). Lien creation, validity, priority, and enforcement remain separate.

S_WA-P7-C025 Saved research record

The security-agreement exception concerns an agreement describing the claimed homestead as collateral.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(2)(a). No agreement or security interest is assumed.

S_WA-P7-C026 Saved research record

The mortgage/deed-of-trust exception has execution and acknowledgment conditions for spouses/partners or an unmarried claimant; a nonspouse/nonpartner dependent need not execute or acknowledge.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(2)(b). No universal conclusion for every secured obligation.

S_WA-P7-C027 Saved research record

The homestead’s separate-bankruptcy exception concerns existing spouse/partner/community debts, filings by both within six months, absence of a joint or jointly administered case, and the other spouse/partner’s use of §522(d).

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(3), complete subsection. Federal and factual predicates held.

S_WA-P7-C028 Saved research record

The support exception concerns debts arising from a lawful court order, decree, or administrative order establishing child support or maintenance.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(4). Does not establish validity or scope of any order.

S_WA-P7-C029 Saved research record

The medical-assistance exception is expressly limited to Washington recovery of assistance correctly paid consistent with 42 U.S.C. §1396p.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(5). Complete federal incorporation not retrieved; no positive recovery conclusion—B010.

S_WA-P7-C030 Saved research record

The association exception concerns debts secured by a condominium, homeowners’, or common-interest-community association lien.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(6). A charge or association label alone does not establish a lien.

S_WA-P7-C031 Saved research record

The tax exception concerns taxes collected under chapters 82.08, 82.12, and 82.14 RCW but not remitted to the Department of Revenue.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .080(7). Not a conclusion that all tax debts are identical.

S_WA-P7-C032 Saved research record

Section .030(1)(c) states no dollar limit for its narrowly described judgment in favor of a state for failure to pay that state’s income tax on pension/retirement benefits received while a Washington resident.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .030(1)(c). No extension to other taxes, federal levy, or other income.

S_WA-P7-C033 Saved research record

Under .090, recording the judgment in the property county creates a lien on homestead value exceeding the exemption.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .090, first sentence. No judgment-duration or enforceability conclusion.

S_WA-P7-C034 Saved research record

Section .090 separately addresses a transferred district-court judgment’s certified abstract and a Department of Revenue warrant filed under RCW 82.32.210. Their stated recording/filing events differ.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .090, second and third sentences. Underlying transfer and tax-warrant requirements not reconstructed.

S_WA-P7-C035 Saved research record

For an execution levied on a homestead outside .080, the creditor’s appraisal application is to the superior court of the property county and must be supported by the verified petition described in .110.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .100–.110, complete sections. Execution and jurisdiction predicates held.

S_WA-P7-C036 Saved research record

The petition and hearing notice must be served on the owner and counsel, if any, at least ten days before hearing; after the prescribed proof, the court may appoint a qualified disinterested county appraiser.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .120–.130. Appointment is not automatic.

S_WA-P7-C037 Saved research record

The appraiser must take an oath before performing duties, view and appraise, address divisibility where required, and submit the written report within fifteen days after appointment.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .140. Valuation wording issue remains C017.

S_WA-P7-C038 Saved research record

If the report supports excess value and division without material injury or violation of governmental restrictions, .150 permits an order setting aside land including the residence to the exemption value and execution against the remainder.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .150. No actual divisibility or land-use finding.

S_WA-P7-C039 Saved research record

If the specified excess-value condition exists and the property is not divided, .160 requires a sale order with a bid strictly exceeding the homestead exemption.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .160; S004, §3. No actual sale authority determined.

S_WA-P7-C040 Saved research record

Section .170 states the sequence: exemption amount to the debtor, execution amount toward the execution, then remaining balance to the debtor. This is not a substitute for resolving other liens or the separate surplus provisions.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .170; compare S008, .140–.150 and S009, .110(5).

S_WA-P7-C041 Saved research record

Homestead appraisal compensation is a reasonable amount fixed by the court. The execution creditor initially pays proceeding costs, with the stated addition to execution costs in .150/.160 cases.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S001, .190–.200. The personal-property appraiser fee is different.

S_WA-P7-C042 Saved research record

“Value” under .010 means the reasonable market value of the debtor’s interest in the article or item when selected, excluding all liens and encumbrances.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(2). Not gross retail or replacement cost.

S_WA-P7-C043 Saved research record

Each spouse has the section’s exemptions and may combine them in the same property or take different exempt property. The community-household clause and .900’s registered-partnership construction remain applicable.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d), (3), .900. No ownership or community-liability determination.

S_WA-P7-C044 Saved research record

Wearing apparel is exempt; the $3,500 limitation is specifically on furs, jewelry, and personal ornaments for an individual.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(a). It is not a cap on all clothing.

S_WA-P7-C045 Saved research record

Private libraries, including the specified electronic media, have a $3,500 value limit. The same paragraph separately lists all family pictures and keepsakes.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(b). Classification of an item remains open.

S_WA-P7-C046 Saved research record

The statute separately lists a cell phone, personal computer, and printer without stating a dollar ceiling in that clause.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(c). No inference of unlimited numbers of devices.

S_WA-P7-C047 Saved research record

Household goods, appliances, furniture, and home/yard equipment have a $6,500 individual allowance, including provisions and fuel.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(i). No obsolete per-item cap imported.

S_WA-P7-C048 Saved research record

Outside bankruptcy, “other personal property,” excluding the specified personal earnings, has a $3,000 limit, with nested financial-asset restrictions.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A). Combining this allowance with another category for the same item is not decided.

S_WA-P7-C049 Saved research record

For debts other than private student-loan and consumer debt, the combined listed financial assets—including stocks, bonds, and other securities—have a $500 maximum within that allowance, described as automatically protected regardless of the number of listed holdings.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(I). No separate per-security or per-account allowance.

S_WA-P7-C050 Saved research record

For private student-loan debt, the listed financial-asset maximum is $2,500, of which $1,000 is automatically protected, regardless of the number of listed holdings.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(II). Inside, not additional to, the other-property allowance.

S_WA-P7-C051 Saved research record

For consumer debt, the listed financial-asset maximum is $2,000, described as automatically protected regardless of the number of listed holdings.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(A)(III). Included only because the clause also governs nondeposit securities; bank processing is excluded.

S_WA-P7-C052 Saved research record

Title 6 defines consumer debt by an obligation or alleged obligation arising from a transaction primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, and includes medical debt.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S011, .060 introductory clause and (2)–(3). A marketing label is not the statutory test.

S_WA-P7-C053 Saved research record

A private student loan is not federally or state guaranteed, is used solely for personal postsecondary education/costs of attendance, and includes solely refinancing such a loan. Open-end credit, reverse mortgages, residential mortgages, and other real-property/dwelling-secured loans are excluded.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S011, .060(4), complete definition. No actual classification or favorable category election.

S_WA-P7-C054 Saved research record

The medical-debt definition includes specified health-care obligations and has cosmetic-treatment and reconstructive-treatment qualifications. Its provider/facility terms incorporate RCW 48.43.005.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S028, .100(11). Incorporated definitions not completed; application held.

S_WA-P7-C055 Saved research record

Beginning July 1, 2027, the dollar amounts in .010(1)(d)(iii) must be adjusted and published every three years by DOR for the most recent three-year CPI-U change, rounding the dollar change to the nearest $25.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(iii)(B); S006, §1. Enacted future operation; no 2026 adjustment invented.

S_WA-P7-C056 Saved research record

The motor-vehicle clause states a motor vehicle, not exceeding $15,000 in aggregate value.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(iv). No multiplication per vehicle.

S_WA-P7-C057 Saved research record

Professionally prescribed health aids for the debtor or dependent are listed without an express dollar cap in that clause.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(vi). Prescription, ownership, and category predicates unestablished.

S_WA-P7-C058 Saved research record

The bodily-injury branch protects a right to payment or proceeds up to $20,000, excluding pain and suffering and compensation for actual pecuniary loss, for the debtor or an individual on whom the debtor is dependent.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(vii), first branch. Allocation and tracing held.

S_WA-P7-C059 Saved research record

The alternative future-earnings-loss branch is limited to what is reasonably necessary for support of the debtor and dependents; the paragraph uses “or.”

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(vii), second branch. No automatic addition to the bodily-injury cap.

S_WA-P7-C060 Saved research record

Tools, instruments, materials, and supplies used to carry on the individual’s trade have a $15,000 limit.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(e). Actual trade use is a condition.

S_WA-P7-C061 Saved research record

The education-property clause specifies tuition units and qualified contributions made more than two years before the bankruptcy filing or judgment, with chapter 28B.95 RCW and federal §§529/530 qualifications.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(f). Program incorporations not read; qualified-category boundary only.

S_WA-P7-C062 Saved research record

The $10,000 other-personal-property allowance and petition-date valuation in .010(1)(d)(ii) are expressly bankruptcy-only.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(ii). They are not ordinary execution allowances.

S_WA-P7-C063 Saved research record

The separate bankruptcy personal-injury/future-earnings clause preserves specified liens and subrogation claims and expressly excludes the stated Washington lienholder/subrogee right under RCW 43.20B.060.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010(1)(d)(viii). Federal and incorporated state recovery regimes held.

S_WA-P7-C064 Saved research record

If property exempt under Washington law is insured and lost, stolen, or destroyed, .030 protects insurance money coming to the insured up to the statutory measure tied to the exempt property. The section states no fixed proceeds period.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .030, complete section. No general voluntary-sale or replacement-property rule inferred.

S_WA-P7-C065 Saved research record

Section .040 addresses property owned in a married person’s own right against the other spouse’s liability, with its living-owner/minor-heir condition and liability for the owner’s own premarital debts.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .040 and .900. Full marital-property classification is not resolved.

S_WA-P7-C066 Saved research record

The .010 exemptions do not apply to execution, attachment, or garnishment on a judgment for all or part of the purchase price of the same property.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(2).

S_WA-P7-C067 Saved research record

The .010 exemptions do not apply to the specified court-ordered criminal-victim restitution judgment.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(3). No broader criminal collection regime investigated.

S_WA-P7-C068 Saved research record

The .010 exemptions do not apply to process on a judgment for a tax levied upon the property.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(4). Not a conclusion about every tax obligation.

S_WA-P7-C069 Saved research record

Chapter 6.15 does not prevent creation or enforcement of a security interest in otherwise exemptible personal property.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(5). Attachment, perfection, validity, and enforcement requirements remain separate.

S_WA-P7-C070 Saved research record

Chapter 6.15 excludes personal property of a nonresident and of an individual leaving or about to leave Washington with intent to defraud creditors.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(6). No residency or intent finding; no automatic transfer of this language to chapter 6.13.

S_WA-P7-C071 Saved research record

Personal-property exemptions are waived by failure to claim before execution sale; garnishment has its separately incorporated claim period.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(7). No P6 claim clock imported into execution.

S_WA-P7-C072 Saved research record

The .010 exemptions do not apply to the listed process issued by or for a Title IV-D child-support, alimony, or spousal-support agency, including its agent or assignee.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(9); S006, §2. Authority and agency predicates remain necessary.

S_WA-P7-C073 Saved research record

The personal-property separate-bankruptcy restriction requires the stated nonjoint/non-joint-administration setting, both spouses filing within six months, and one spouse using §522(d).

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(8). No blanket restriction on all married debtors.

S_WA-P7-C074 Saved research record

Section .050(1) excludes the described regularly paid compensation from .010; .010(1)(d)(v) separately addresses traceable support. Those earnings and tracing components are not completed here.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .050(1), .010(1)(d)(v). Explicit P5/P6 boundary.

S_WA-P7-C075 Saved research record

The individual or spouse may select personal property for exemption under .060(1). Selection is not an adjudication of ownership or qualification.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .060(1).

S_WA-P7-C076 Saved research record

When the entitled individual/spouse is absent at seizure, the sheriff’s selection duty is limited to .010(1)(d)(i) and (iii). If no appraisal or permitted objection intervenes, the officer returns the selection by inventory; it is prima facie evidence, not conclusive proof.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .060(2); S007, §2001.

S_WA-P7-C077 Saved research record

An execution/attachment claimant must deliver the verified itemized exemption claim and prescribed personal-property list to the levying officer before sale. The officer must immediately advise the creditor, attorney, or agent.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .060(3)(a). No inventory or affidavit has been constructed.

S_WA-P7-C078 Saved research record

A nonvaluation objector must proceed under .160 and notify the officer no later than seven days after the officer gives notice of the exemption claim.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .060(4)(a). The officer-notice trigger is not silently replaced by receipt.

S_WA-P7-C079 Saved research record

The incorporated .160(2) requires the objection declaration and hearing notice to be delivered or first-class mailed to the defendant no later than seven days after receipt of the claim, with hearing noted for a date no later than fourteen days after receipt.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S010, .160(2). Interaction with C078 remains B021.

S_WA-P7-C080 Saved research record

The incorporated paragraph places the exemption burden on the defendant, awards prevailing-party costs after hearing, and permits attorney fees if the claim or objection lacked good faith.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S010, .160(2). Fund-source documentation language is not converted into an invented property-appraisal requirement; application of incorporated remedies remains qualified.

S_WA-P7-C081 Saved research record

A value objection may demand appraisal: two disinterested appraisers, one selected by each side; a third upon disagreement; court appointment for the specified failures; itemized valuation and an affidavit signed by at least two.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .060(4)(b), complete paragraph.

S_WA-P7-C082 Saved research record

Each personal-property appraiser receives $15 or a larger court-fixed fee. The creditor pays if all claimed property is exempt; otherwise the debtor pays under the clause.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .060(4)(b). Not the homestead-appraiser fee.

S_WA-P7-C083 Saved research record

If the officer receives neither an objection notice nor an appraisal demand within seven days following notice to the creditor, .060(4)(c) requires release of the claimed property.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .060(4)(c). Officer receipt is material.

S_WA-P7-C084 Saved research record

If a selected item exceeds the exemption and cannot be divided, .070 permits its statutory sale only on a bid exceeding the exemption; the exemption amount is paid first, then execution, then balance. A creditor bidder must pay the exempt amount in cash.

Recorded check status: selected complete property claim or category clause checked with other dependencies held

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .070, complete section.

S_WA-P7-C085 Saved research record

CR 69(a) directs execution procedure to the listed Washington statutes and other applicable statutes. CRLJ 69–70 is reserved; an identical limited-jurisdiction rule must not be invented.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S014, CR 69(a); S015, CRLJ 69–70.

S_WA-P7-C086 Saved research record

RCW 6.17.090 makes the debtor’s property liable to execution except property exempt by law.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S008, .090. Enforceable judgment and territorial/ownership predicates remain held.

S_WA-P7-C087 Saved research record

Before a real-property writ, .100 requires the creditor’s filed affidavit and mailed copy addressing the specified diligence, nonexempt personal property, and homestead facts. A homestead outside .080 remains subject to .100–.170’s special procedure.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S008, .100, complete section. The required allegations are not established facts.

S_WA-P7-C088 Saved research record

Section .130 requires the sheriff’s execution notice and the specified exemption texts through the stated summons-style service or regular-and-certified-mail route, including sale-date information.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S008, .130. Exact incorporated service validity is held; no publication or email authority inferred.

S_WA-P7-C089 Saved research record

The officer records the day, hour, and minute of writ receipt and returns the execution report within sixty days from the writ date. The section separately addresses receipt order for multiple writs.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S008, .120. Return time is not an exemption-claim period or judgment clock.

S_WA-P7-C090 Saved research record

Sections .170–.180 limit execution concerning jointly held property to the judgment debtor’s interest and preserve the stated other-owner qualifications.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S008, .170–.180. No ownership share or universal priority rule determined.

S_WA-P7-C091 Saved research record

After satisfaction, remaining property in officer custody is returned; money received is subject to the statutory remittance limit and court-controlled excess-proceeds rules.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S008, .140(4)–(6), .150. Release, satisfaction, and surplus entitlement are distinct.

S_WA-P7-C092 Saved research record

For personal-property execution sale, the creditor’s prescribed regular-and-certified mailing to the debtor and regular mailing to counsel must precede sale by at least thirty days; affidavit proof is filed.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .020, complete section.

S_WA-P7-C093 Saved research record

For real-property execution sale, .030 separately specifies service or dual mailing to each debtor, mailing to counsel, the thirty-day minimum, and affidavit proof.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .030(1). No actual service determination.

S_WA-P7-C094 Saved research record

The sheriff’s public-notice requirements differ: personal property uses three public places; real property uses the specified two-place posting and newspaper publication, with additional website publication for the electronic-auction branch. The statutory lead periods are in Q041.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .020–.030. Full electronic-auction incorporation remains held.

S_WA-P7-C095 Saved research record

The statutory sale-notice form in .040 is a notice instrument, not proof of a valid sale, an accepted exemption, or redemption eligibility. Its nonforeclosure addition must not be confused with a completed finding of insufficient personal property.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .040, complete blank statutory form.

S_WA-P7-C096 Saved research record

The execution-sale statute directs that sales cease once enough has been sold to satisfy the execution and forbids the officer/deputy from purchasing.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .060, complete section. No actual sale quantity determined.

S_WA-P7-C097 Saved research record

A real-property sale return triggers the clerk’s specified docket, mailing, proof, proceeds, and certificate duties; mailing is to parties with written appearances who are not in default.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .110(1), with .100. Sale and confirmation are distinct.

S_WA-P7-C098 Saved research record

Section .110(2) uses mailing of notice of filing the return as the trigger: confirmation may be sought after twenty days have elapsed, while the specified parties’ objections must be filed within twenty days after mailing.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .110(2). Not an exemption-selection or initial-answer deadline.

S_WA-P7-C099 Saved research record

Even with objections, confirmation follows unless the court finds substantial sale irregularities causing probable loss or injury; the statute then provides resale, preserving the prior bid and requiring a greater new bid.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .110(3)–(4). No automatic vacatur from any defect.

S_WA-P7-C100 Saved research record

Surplus distribution is governed by court-determined priority and court order; a surplus-disbursement motion has notice at least twenty days before hearing. The statute separately addresses waiver and custody before final disposition.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S009, .110(5). No priority, waiver, or payment result supplied.

S_WA-P7-C101 Saved research record

Chapter 6.32 does not authorize seizure of or interference with property expressly exempt by law.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S012, .250, opening exemption clause. No full supplemental-proceeding remedy analysis.

S_WA-P7-C102 Saved research record

Where applicable, CR 6(a)/CRLJ 6(a) exclude the triggering day, include the last day subject to weekend/holiday rollover, and exclude intermediate weekends/holidays only for periods less than seven days.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S014–S015, rule 6(a). Special-proceeding and particular-statute qualifications remain.

S_WA-P7-C103 Saved research record

The rules’ three-day addition applies to a prescribed period after service where the paper is served by mail. It is not automatically added to a period keyed to receipt, giving notice, filing, or a minimum pre-sale interval.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S014–S015, rule 6(e). No actual deadline computed.

S_WA-P7-C104 Saved research record

Rule 6(b)’s enlargement authority concerns periods prescribed by the rules, a notice under them, or court order, with different pre-expiration and excusable-neglect conditions and express exclusions.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S014–S015, rule 6(b), complete clause. No blanket power to extend every statutory exemption period inferred.

S_WA-P7-C105 Saved research record

CR 81/CRLJ 81 preserve the stated special-proceeding limits; CRLJ 81 excludes small claims. Legal holidays are supplied by RCW 1.16.050, which also distinguishes recognized days from legal holidays.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S014–S016. Local orders and actual court closures unexamined.

S_WA-P7-C106 Saved research record

The material 2021 homestead changes took immediate effect on May 12, 2021.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S003, cover, §8 and approval. Historical-event application beyond this clause held.

S_WA-P7-C107 Saved research record

The 1999 act changed the senior-lien wording in .010/.150/.160 and was effective July 25, 1999; it did not amend .140.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S004, cover and §§1–3.

S_WA-P7-C108 Saved research record

The 2023 act changed the category structure and amounts; its general effective date and later §2 date differ. Its originally enacted expiration provision cannot be treated as still operative without considering the 2025 repeal.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S005, cover, §§1–2, 6–7; S006, §5.

S_WA-P7-C109 Saved research record

The 2025 act is effective July 1, 2025, repeals the two identified uncodified expiration provisions, adds the prospective indexing clause, and adds the support-agency exception.

Recorded check status: selected primary aspect compared incorporation construction application holds preserved

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S006, §§1–2, 5–6.

S_WA-P7-C110 Saved research record

The corrected absent-claimant category cross-references in .060(2) come from 2025 c 58 §2001, under that act’s July 27, 2025 general effective date.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S007, cover and §2001.

S_WA-P7-C111 Saved research record

The .010 reviser note describes the 2023 and 2025 amendments as producing identical text, but the original acts show material differences, including the 2025 adjustment provision. This report relies on the enacted clauses and preserves the note/text discrepancy.

Recorded check status: current reviser note and2025original compared 2023original fresh failure contrast not recertified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S002, .010 reviser note; S005 §2; S006 §1; S013, .025(2). No judicial conflict resolution claimed.

S_WA-P7-C112 Saved research record

The original 2021 act expressly made its §10 real-property sale-notice amendment effective July 1, 2022.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S017, §§10, 16. No broader historical procedural conclusion.

S_WA-P7-C113 Saved research record

The read federal §522(b)(1)–(3) distinguishes the subsection (d) election from the alternative non-(d) route, subject to state authorization, the joint-election restriction, and other statutory conditions.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S018, §522(b)(1)–(3), complete clauses. No election made or eligibility determined.

S_WA-P7-C114 Saved research record

The non-(d) state/local-law branch uses the stated 730-day domicile period and, if necessary, the preceding 180-day comparison; the paragraph includes a federal-election fallback if the domicile requirement otherwise leaves no exemption eligibility.

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Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S018, §522(b)(3)(A) and final sentence. No domicile or filing date supplied.

S_WA-P7-C115 Saved research record

State bankruptcy wording does not resolve the separate federal limitations, exceptions, lien treatment, or adjusted dollar amounts. Sections 522(c), (o)–(q), §104 adjustments, and their incorporations remain necessary before a positive bankruptcy outcome.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S018, operative clauses read; full incorporated regimes/current adjustment evidence incomplete.

S_WA-P7-C116 Saved research record

The official 2024 §522 body was read; the 2025/2026 Title 11 classification blocks showed no §522 amendment through the displayed October 22, 2026 release. That does not authenticate every later or unclassified change through access day.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S018–S021, S029. Explicit federal currentness limit.

S_WA-P7-C117 Saved research record

Federal tax levy has its own §6334 exemption structure and subsection (c) restriction, with the section’s qualifications preserved. A Washington exemption amount alone does not establish a federal-levy exemption.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S026, complete (a)–(g), particularly (c), (e)–(f). Underlying federal levy authority and current adjusted amounts held.

S_WA-P7-C118 Saved research record

The official §3014 extract identifies a separate federal debt-collection exemption provision, but its edition and chapter-applicability predicates were not authenticated.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S027, (a)–(c). No current election, deadline, or entitlement asserted from it.

S_WA-P7-C119 Saved research record

The burial-property texts concern specifically qualified association lots or designated burying places. They do not establish an exemption for every cemetery-related interest.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: S024, .110–.120; S025, .220. Full antecedent/formation/dedication regimes held.

S_WA-P7-C120 Saved research record

No finding here establishes a valid judgment, ownership, residence, exempt asset, accepted claim, valid levy, sale authority, federal election, discharge, remedy entitlement, or compliance result.

Recorded check status: whole report text reviewed not all underlying primary reverified

Source and exact pinpoint; confidence limit: Scope limit applying to all claims; unresolved predicates appear in Section 5.

Sources, pinpoints and access limits

Keep the source version, actual read extent and jurisdiction with the proposition. A link or researcher access claim is not a substitute for an operative primary passage.

Search this report’s sources

S_WA-P7-S001 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.13 RCW—Homesteads. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.13&full=true

Recorded check status: selected primary bodies checked with exact bounds

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete operative §§.010–.240, including definitions, declarations, abandonment, exceptions, lien, appraisal, sale, proceeds, and incapacity provisions; displayed credits and notes. Individual section pages were also read under this same document ID.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed code. Material credits include 2021 c 290 §§2–6; 1999 c 403 §§1–3; 1993 c 200 §3; 2008 c 6 §§633–639; and 1987 c 442. Original material 2021/1999 amendments separately authenticated in S003/S004. Older severability and cross-referenced special-regime enactments were not all reconstructed. app.leg.wa.gov +2
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.13&full=true
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.13&full=true&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S002 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.15 RCW—Personal property exemptions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.15&full=true

Recorded check status: selected primary bodies checked with exact bounds

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete §§.010, .030, .040, .050, .060, .070, .900, including all subsections and displayed notes. Retirement §§.020/.025 were not substantively investigated.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed code. Material credits: .010, 2025 c 391 §1 and 2023 c 393 §§1–2; .050, 2025 c 391 §2; .060, 2025 c 58 §2001; .030/.040/.070, 1987 c 442; .900, 2009 c 521 §13. Future adjustment clause is enacted, not proposed. Reviser-note issue addressed in C111. app.leg.wa.gov +3
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.15&full=true
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.15&full=true&utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.15.010&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S003 Saved research record

Washington Legislature, 2021 c 290, ESSB 5408—Homestead exemption. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5408-S.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+290+s+2

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Cover/index 0; §§2–6, printed pp.1–5/indexes 1–5; §8 and approval, printed pp.7–8/indexes 7–8. Findings were seen; referenced opinions were not investigated.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Enacted; immediate effect May 12, 2021 verified from §8 and certification/approval. No general retroactivity conclusion drawn. §7’s deed-of-trust changes are outside the substantive use here. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5408-S.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+290+s+2
https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5408-S.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+290+s+2&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S004 Saved research record

Washington Legislature, 1999 c 403, HB 1233—Homestead valuation amendments. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/1999-00/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1233.SL.pdf?cite=1999+c+403+s+1

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Cover; complete §§1–4, printed pp.1–3/indexes 1–3.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Enacted historical amendment; cover effective date July 25, 1999. Supports the senior-lien wording change in .010/.150/.160; it did not amend .140. Historical dollar figures in the act are not current amounts. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/1999-00/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1233.SL.pdf?cite=1999+c+403+s+1
https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/1999-00/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1233.SL.pdf?cite=1999+c+403+s+1&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S005 Saved research record

Washington Legislature, 2023 c 393, ESSB 5173—Property exemption amendments. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5173-S.SL.pdf?cite=2023+c+393+s+2

Recorded check status: fresh original official route failed prior reported reads preserved

Actual read bounds and usage: Cover; complete §§1–2, printed pp.1–7/indexes 1–7; §§6–7, printed p.21/index 21.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: General effective date July 23, 2023; §2 effective July 1, 2025. Original expiration clause read, then checked against its repeal in S006. Later reopening failed after successful substantive reads; see F13. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +2
Direct source URLs: https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5173-S.SL.pdf?cite=2023+c+393+s+2
https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2023-24/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5173-S.SL.pdf?cite=2023+c+393+s+2&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S006 Saved research record

Washington Legislature, 2025 c 391, E2SSB 5651—Garnishment exemptions. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5651-S2.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+391+s+1

Recorded check status: selected primary enacted original checked with read bounds

Actual read bounds and usage: Cover; complete §§1–2, printed pp.1–5/indexes 1–5; complete §§5–6, printed p.17/index 17. Shared garnishment-form material returned incidentally; it is not a P6 foundation.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Enacted, effective July 1, 2025. §5 repeals 2023 c 393 §6 and 2021 c 50 §4. §1 enacts the future adjustment provision; §2 adds the support-agency exception. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +1
Direct source URLs: https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5651-S2.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+391+s+1
https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/Senate/5651-S2.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+391+s+1&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S007 Saved research record

Washington Legislature, 2025 c 58, SHB 1281—Technical corrections, §2001. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1281-S.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+58+s+2001

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Cover and complete §2001, printed pp.22–25/indexes 22–25. The 362-page act was not read in full.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: §2001 falls under the general July 27, 2025 effective date; differently dated unrelated sections are not applied here. Corrected RCW 6.15.060(2)’s category cross-references. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +1
Direct source URLs: https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1281-S.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+58+s+2001
https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1281-S.SL.pdf?cite=2025+c+58+s+2001&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S008 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.17 RCW—Executions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.17&full=true

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete relied-on §§.090–.180. Scope of reliance: nonexempt property; real-property affidavit; writ notice; return; custody/proceeds; joint interests. .160’s levy categories were read but are not operational instructions here. Other returned sections were incidental.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed code. Material credits include 1987 c 442 §§409–418; 1988 c 231 §§8–10; 2014 c 107 §§3–4. Judgment-duration, initial suit, and actual levy predicates remain outside this pass. app.leg.wa.gov +2
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.17&full=true
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.17&full=true&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S009 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, Chapter 6.21 RCW—Sales under execution. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.21&full=true

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete §§.020–.070 and .090–.110 read. Relied chiefly on .020–.040, .060, .100–.110. .080 was not completely read; .120 was incidental; redemption is excluded.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed code. Material credits: .020, 1988 c 231 §14; .030/.040, 2021 c 122 §§10–11; .100, 2021 c 122 §14; .110, 2014 c 107 §1. Older codified application notes were read, but original historical enactments were not all retrieved. app.leg.wa.gov +2
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.21&full=true
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.21&full=true&utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.21.020&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S010 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.27.160—Claiming exemptions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.27.160

Recorded check status: selected primary incorporated body checked

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete subsections (1)–(3), including wholly blank statutory forms. Relied on only to the extent incorporated by RCW 6.15.060(4)(a), principally subsection (2).
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; latest credit 2003 c 222 §7. Garnishee-specific release and damages provisions are not automatically transferred to an execution officer. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.27.160
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.27.160&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S011 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.01.060—Definitions. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.01.060

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete (1)–(5), introductory applicability clause, credits and notes.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; latest credit 2021 c 122 §9. Medical-debt incorporation traced to S028; electronic-auction incorporation into RCW 36.16.145 not completed. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.01.060
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.01.060&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S012 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 6.32.250—Exempt property in supplemental proceedings. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.32.250

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete section read; reliance limited to the express protection for property exempt by law.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; latest credit 2006 c 360 §13. Trust and earnings branches were not developed into separate conclusions. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.32.250
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=6.32.250&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S013 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 1.12.025—Multiple amendments and publication. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.12.025

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete (1)–(2).
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; latest credit 1983 c 244 §1. Subsection (2) makes the published consolidation prima facie evidence and provides that session-law sections control an interpretive conflict. No unsupported application of subsection (1)’s same-session rule across different legislatures. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.12.025
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.12.025&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S014 Saved research record

Washington Supreme Court, Superior Court Civil Rules: CR 6, CR 69, CR 81. https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_06_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_69_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_81_00_00.pdf

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Each complete one-page rule, unnumbered page/index 0. CR 6(a)–(e), CR 69(a)–(b), CR 81(a)–(b).
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current official rule files. CR 6: adopted July 1, 1967, latest displayed amendment April 28, 2015. CR 69: July 1, 1967; amendments September 1, 1993 and April 28, 2015. CR 81: July 1, 1967. Original adoption orders not separately read. courts.wa.gov +2
Direct source URLs: https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_06_00_00.pdf
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_69_00_00.pdf
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_81_00_00.pdf
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_06_00_00.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_69_00_00.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CR/SUP_CR_81_00_00.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S015 Saved research record

Washington Supreme Court, CRLJ 6, CRLJ 81, CRLJ 69–70. https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_06_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_81_00_00.pdf; https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_69-70.pdf

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete single-page files/index 0. CRLJ 69–70 is reserved.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: CRLJ 6: adopted September 1, 1984; amended September 1, 1989. CRLJ 81: adopted September 1, 1984; amendments September 1, 1989 and June 2, 1998. Original orders not separately read. courts.wa.gov +2
Direct source URLs: https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_06_00_00.pdf
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_81_00_00.pdf
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_69-70.pdf
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_06_00_00.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_81_00_00.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/CRLJ/CLJ_CRLJ_69-70.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S016 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 1.16.050—Legal holidays. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.16.050

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete displayed section read; reliance limited to legal holidays, weekend observance, and the distinction between recognized days and legal holidays.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; credits include 2025 c 58 §1001, 2025 c 30 §1, 2024 c 76 §3. No actual calendar generated; original holiday amendments not separately reconstructed. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.16.050
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=1.16.050&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S017 Saved research record

Washington Legislature, 2021 c 122, EHB 1271. https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1271.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+122+s+10

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete §§9–12, printed pp.10–15/indexes 10–15; §16, printed p.23/index 23.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: §10’s July 1, 2022 effective date verified. No whole-act reading claim. A later cover reopen failed; earlier successful operative reads remain the basis. lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov +2
Direct source URLs: https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1271.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+122+s+10
https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2021-22/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1271.SL.pdf?cite=2021+c+122+s+10&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S022 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 64.04.020—Requisites of a deed. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.04.020

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete operative paragraph and displayed note.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; historical credit 1929 c 33 §2. Used only for the acknowledgment incorporation; not a completed deed or recording determination. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.04.020
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.04.020&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S023 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 64.08.010—Acknowledgments. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.08.010

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete operative paragraph and credits.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; latest credit 1971 c 81 §131. Electronic, remote, foreign, and power-of-attorney qualifications not completed. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.08.010
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=64.08.010&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S024 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 68.20.110–.120—Association cemetery property. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.110; https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.120

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Both complete sections read. Used only to identify the narrowly qualified burial-lot category.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; .110’s latest credit 2005 c 365 §72. Full association formation, cemetery dedication, tax, and burial-law regimes remain outside scope. app.leg.wa.gov +1
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.110
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.120
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.110&utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.20.120&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S025 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 68.24.220—Certain burying places protected. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.24.220

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete section read.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; “such burying ground” antecedent not fully traced. This is a qualified boundary source, not a universal burial-property conclusion. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.24.220
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.24.220&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S028 Saved research record

Washington Legislature/Code Reviser, RCW 19.16.100—Definitions, medical-debt paragraph. https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=19.16.100

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds and usage: Complete subsection (11), with its inclusions/exclusions, and displayed credits/notes. Other returned definitions were incidental; the complete licensing section was not investigated.
Edition, credits, effective/application status and limits: Current displayed text; latest credit 2025 c 145 §1. Incorporated health-care provider/facility definitions in RCW 48.43.005 remain an uncompleted branch. app.leg.wa.gov
Direct source URLs: https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=19.16.100
https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=19.16.100&utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S018 Saved research record

U.S. Government Publishing Office/Office of the Law Revision Counsel, 11 U.S.C. §522—Exemptions, 2024 edition. https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title11/html/USCODE-2024-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds: Complete operative (a)–(q) read across successive openings; source/amendment/effective notes inspected. A preliminary 2023-edition reading covered (a)–(f): https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2023-title11/html/USCODE-2023-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm.
Status and limits: Official dated edition, not a fully authenticated October 28, 2026 consolidation. Same statute in two editions, not independent corroboration. Used for the incorporated dependent definition and bounded bankruptcy boundary. Current adjusted federal dollar limits not verified. BANKRUPTCY +1
Direct source URLs: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title11/html/USCODE-2024-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2023-title11/html/USCODE-2023-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title11/html/USCODE-2024-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm?utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2023-title11/html/USCODE-2023-title11-chap5-subchapII-sec522.htm?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S019 Saved research record

OLRC, 2025 classification table, 119th Congress, first session. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_1st.html

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds: Title 11 block actually read; linked table scope checked against the classification index.
Status and limits: No §522 amendment identified in that Title 11 block. A classification table is a currency cross-check, not replacement operative text or a review of every unclassified law. US Code
Direct source URLs: https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_1st.html
https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_1st.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S020 Saved research record

OLRC, 2026 classification table, 119th Congress, second session. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_2nd.html

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds: Introduction/currency and Title 11 block read.
Status and limits: Displayed through Public Law 119-136, October 22, 2026; no §522 amendment identified in that block. October 23–28 and unclassified-law completeness are not certified. US Code
Direct source URLs: https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_2nd.html
https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tbl119cd_2nd.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S021 Saved research record

OLRC, U.S. Code download currency index. https://uscode.house.gov/download.html

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds: Currency statement and Title 11 download row read.
Status and limits: Displayed release through Public Law 119-136, October 22, 2026. Linked Title 11 download failed; index alone supplies no §522 body. US Code
Direct source URLs: https://uscode.house.gov/download.html
https://uscode.house.gov/download.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S026 Saved research record

OLRC, 26 U.S.C. §6334—Property exempt from levy. https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t26/s6334/

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds: Complete operative (a)–(g), credits, and relevant notes read. Reliance limited to the federal-tax-levy boundary, including (c), with exceptions preserved.
Status and limits: Page displayed currency through Public Law 119-120, October 7, 2026. No current adjusted federal dollar calculation; no underlying levy-authority determination. uscode.house.gov +1
Direct source URLs: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t26/s6334/
https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t26/s6334/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S027 Saved research record

GPO, 28 U.S.C. §3014—Exempt property, official linked extract. https://www.govinfo.gov/link/uscode/28/3014

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds: Complete (a)–(c), printed pp.652–653/PDF indexes 0–1; source/effective note.
Status and limits: Edition not displayed in the retrieved extract; currentness unresolved. Chapter-applicability §§3001–3003 were not read. Used only to identify a separate federal-collection dependency, not to announce a current election or deadline. govinfo.gov
Direct source URLs: https://www.govinfo.gov/link/uscode/28/3014
https://www.govinfo.gov/link/uscode/28/3014?utm_source=chatgpt.com

S_WA-P7-S029 Saved research record

OLRC, Classification Tables index. https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tables.html

Recorded check status: not freshly reopened in this scoped review

Actual read bounds: Introductory scope and links to the two session tables read.
Status and limits: Discovery/currency metadata only. Does not itself establish the substantive contents of §522. US Code
Direct source URLs: https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tables.html
https://uscode.house.gov/classification/tables.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com

What was examined—and what is still missing

The saved component-level coverage record keeps answered, partial, blank and unresolved branches distinct. A coverage label is not acceptance of a whole subject or jurisdiction.

Search this report’s coverage and gaps

coverage-1 Saved research record

1: Homestead definition and property uses

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text; construction partial
Source/claim/branch links: S001; C001–C002; B001–B003
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Dependent-only occupancy and personal-property declaration interaction remain held.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-2 Saved research record

1: Eligible interests and mobile-home land relationship

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—express categories
Source/claim/branch links: C002
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No conclusion for every leasehold, trust, equitable, or nontraditional interest.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-3 Saved research record

1: Owner/dependent definitions

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered with federal currency qualification
Source/claim/branch links: C002–C003; S018–S021
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Fully current federal consolidation gap stated.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-4 Saved research record

1: Spouse/family/registered-partner operation

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C004, C011–C013, C043, C065
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Full marital-property and guardianship construction excluded.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-5 Saved research record

1: Occupancy versus declaration alternatives

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C005–C008
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No actual occupancy, declaration, or formal compliance.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-6 Saved research record

1: Territorial/property qualifications

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Partial
Source/claim/branch links: C006, C035, C070; B001, B019–B020
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No extraterritorial, tribal, or actual situs conclusion.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-7 Saved research record

1: Continuity and abandonment

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C009–C010; Q006–Q007
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Presumption/rebuttal and actual absence remain unestablished.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-8 Saved research record

1: Exemption versus ownership/property tax

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered as category distinction
Source/claim/branch links: C018, C086, C120
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Property-tax exemption regime not researched.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-9 Saved research record

2: Homestead amount and aggregate rule

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—statutory formula
Source/claim/branch links: C004, C014, C032
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No county/value input.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-10 Saved research record

2: Value/equity/encumbrance base

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Partial—textual conflict identified
Source/claim/branch links: C016–C017; B006
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Harmonizing construction of .140 versus .010/.150/.160.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-11 Saved research record

2: Prescribed publisher and measuring period

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—statutory reference
Source/claim/branch links: C015; Q002
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Publisher’s current dataset/version unreadable.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-12 Saved research record

2: Geographic figure/version

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Unresolved
Source/claim/branch links: F01/F04/F05/F07; B004–B005
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Obtain readable prescribed annual data and temporal-reference authority.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-13 Saved research record

2: Proceeds, replacement, duration

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered in separate branches; interaction partial
Source/claim/branch links: C019–C022; B007, B018
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: .180 extent/duration and cross-proceeds construction held.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-14 Saved research record

2: Amendments/effective/application

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Material enactments answered; historical application partial
Source/claim/branch links: C106–C112; S003–S007, S017
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Older original savings/application clauses not all authenticated.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-15 Saved research record

3: Ordinary judgment lien versus forced sale

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C033–C041
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Judgment enforceability and duration remain separate P3/P4 matters.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-16 Saved research record

3: Consensual security and particular-property liens

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—exception text only
Source/claim/branch links: C024–C026, C069; B009
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Full validity, perfection, foreclosure, and priority law excluded.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-17 Saved research record

3: Tax distinctions

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—bounded state branches
Source/claim/branch links: C031–C032, C068, C117
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Other state taxes/federal powers not generalized.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-18 Saved research record

3: Support and government exceptions

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text; incorporation partial
Source/claim/branch links: C028–C029, C072
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Medicaid federal incorporation unresolved; special collection regimes excluded.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-19 Saved research record

3: Association liens

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C030
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No association charge or lien validity established.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-20 Saved research record

3: Proceeds priority/satisfaction

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Partial
Source/claim/branch links: C040, C091, C100
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No complete priority code or actual distribution.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-21 Saved research record

4: Ordinary personal-property categories

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—current text
Source/claim/branch links: C042–C060
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Item classification and stacking remain held.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-22 Saved research record

4: Consumer/private-student/other debt distinctions

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text; medical incorporation partial
Source/claim/branch links: C049–C054; S011, S028
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: RCW 48.43.005 and overlap/allocation construction not completed.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-23 Saved research record

4: Individual/community combining

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C043
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Ownership/community liability not determined.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-24 Saved research record

4: Value and timing

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C042, C062; Q032
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No appraisal or valuation result.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-25 Saved research record

4: Insurance/proceeds/replacement

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—limited insurance clause
Source/claim/branch links: C064; B018
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No universal voluntary-sale or replacement rule established.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-26 Saved research record

4: Indexing/current/future amounts

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—enacted boundary
Source/claim/branch links: C055, C108–C111
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Future DOR publication not yet substituted; no CPI calculation.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

coverage-27 Saved research record

4: Education and other qualified categories

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Partial
Source/claim/branch links: C061, C119; B016, B026
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Program and burial antecedent qualifications remain incomplete.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

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4: Wage/deposit/benefit exclusions

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Excluded except indispensable boundary
Source/claim/branch links: C049–C051, C074
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No P5/P6 process or tracing result reused.

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5: Claim and preservation

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—generic text
Source/claim/branch links: C075–C077, C083–C084
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No claim, inventory, or declaration prepared.

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5: Objection/appraisal/hearing

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text; interaction partial
Source/claim/branch links: C078–C082; B021
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Distinct trigger reconciliation remains held.

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5: Burden, costs, limited remedy language

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered with incorporation qualification
Source/claim/branch links: C080–C082
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No guaranteed award or wholesale import of garnishee remedies.

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5: Execution notices and actors

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—text
Source/claim/branch links: C087–C094
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Incorporated service validity and electronic-auction authority incomplete.

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5: Sale/confirmation/release/surplus

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered—bounded text
Source/claim/branch links: C084, C091, C095–C100
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Redemption, possession, foreclosure, full priority excluded.

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5: Time computation and extensions

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Answered conditionally
Source/claim/branch links: C102–C105; B022
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No actual date, local order, or calendar determination.

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5: Blank forms/instruments

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Read only where indispensable
Source/claim/branch links: S009 .040; S010 statutory forms
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No completed instrument; form text not treated as operative authorization by itself.

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6: Bankruptcy elections and limits

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Bounded federal text answered; full regime held
Source/claim/branch links: C113–C116; B024
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Current adjusted caps and indispensable federal incorporations remain incomplete.

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6: Federal liens/special collection

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Boundary identified; application held
Source/claim/branch links: C117–C118; B025
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Federal levy authority and §3014 current edition/scope not completed.

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6: Retirement/insurance/benefits/military

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Excluded beyond specified clauses
Source/claim/branch links: B027
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Separate operative statutes and current amendments required.

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coordinator acceptance: scoped_review_complete_partial_with_dataset_value_wording_objection_incorporation_federal_and_application_holds

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6: Tenancy/probate/local/tribal/interstate

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Excluded except narrow textual boundaries
Source/claim/branch links: C065, C119; B027
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No full regime or territorial conclusion.

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6: Consumer remedies/discharge/acceptance

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Excluded
Source/claim/branch links: C120
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No private cause, guaranteed remedy, discharge, or acceptance implied.

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7: Primary sources/pinpoints/read extent

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Completed for relied-on text
Source/claim/branch links: Section 2
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Limits expressly attached to each source.

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7: Current/historical/future/proposed distinction

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Completed within read evidence
Source/claim/branch links: C106–C116
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: No proposed source used as law; no blanket currentness certification.

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7: Failures and materially different routes

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Recorded
Source/claim/branch links: Section 8
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: Failed discovery is not proof that protection or publication does not exist.

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Earlier passes and all other state categories

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status: Remain open/unchanged as supplied
Source/claim/branch links: Scope boundary only
Exact remaining evidence or retained boundary: P1/P2 holds preserved; P3–P6 are not substantive foundations; no Washington, dimension 5, or A066 acceptance.

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