A Nevada Claim of Exemption from Execution is a legal document used to protect certain property from being taken by creditors. The State of Nevada offers this protection to its residents based on the Nevada Constitution and the Revised Statutes of Nevada. This document is used to exempt certain types of property from a levy of execution, including wages, money, goods, chattels, and other personal property. Additionally, the claim exempts certain amounts of equity in real and personal property, as well as retirement accounts, from being seized. There are four different types of Nevada Claim of Exemption from Execution: 1. Homestead Exemption: This allows up to $550,000 of equity in a primary residence to be exempt from seizure. 2. Wild Card Exemption: This allows up to $12,000 of any personal property to be exempt from seizure. 3. Retirement Exemption: This allows up to $350,000 in retirement accounts to be exempt from seizure. 4. Motor Vehicle Exemption: This allows up to $15,000 in equity in a motor vehicle to be exempt from seizure.