Under Georgia Bankruptcy Laws, you can keep:

• If you don't claim the homestead exemption a burial plot, up to $10,000 in value ($20,000 if you are married and you and your spouse jointly file for Bankruptcy).
• Household furnishings and goods, clothes, appliances, books, animals, crops, and musical instruments, up to $300 in value per item, that does not exceed $5,000 in total value.
• $500 worth of jewelry.
• Professionally prescribed health aids.
• Social security, unemployment compensation or local public assistance benefits.
• Veterans' benefits.
• Disability, illness or unemployment benefits.
• Alimony, support or separate maintenance as needed for support.
• Pensions and individual retirement accounts.
• Professional books and tools of your trade worth $1,500.
• Crime victims' compensation benefits.
• Payment for personal injuries up to $10,000.
• Payment for compensation for loss of future earnings as needed for support.
• Payment for the wrongful death of a person you were dependent upon.
• Payment under a life insurance contract on the life of a person you were dependent upon.
• Any unmatured life insurance contract (except a credit life insurance contract).
• Your aggregate interest in the loan value on any unmatured insurance contract, up to $2,000.
• Your aggregate interest, up to $600 in value in any property, plus any unused portion of the homestead exemption to a maximum of $5,000.