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The wording is that the exemption applies to a "debtor" in the bankruptcy. A non-debtor doesn't receive the exemption because they are not a debtor, in the bankruptcy. However, for a homestead, the exemption would apply to the filing (debtor) spouse's interest in the property. For a homestead, it really depends on how the property is titled. There are differences between tenancy by the entireties (TBE) versus tenants in common and other ways to hold property.
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