dvds non exempt

[JensenCO]

I from CO and there 's no exemptions for vcr/dvd Will the trustee take it or will let it be. my collection is worth $100.

[lrprn]

I from CO and there 's no exemptions for vcr/dvd Will the trustee take it or will let it be. my collection is worth $100.

Your DVDs are safe. Just count them in when you value your household items for filing.

By the way, the average US household owns around $3-4,000 worth of household items. For filing all household 'stuff' should be valued at their current worth, not what you originally paid for them. If you are filing with a lawyer, he/she will help you figure out what's acceptable in your local court.

[backtoschool]

Dvds would be included with your general household goods like pots and pans, books, general items, etc. Most small items are not individually itemized but are instead lumped together in categories like "household items". Value them at what you would pay for a used dvd on ebay.

[HHM]

Don't worry, your DVD's are safe. No trustee is going to want to confiscate 500 DVD's, put them on consignment and sell them for $2 each, it takes too long, too much effort for very little return.

And yes, they would fall under the household goods exemption.