In re Giacometto

¶16 In Archer, virtually the same arguments were made as here. Archer suffered from significant, ongoing medical expenses. The proceeds from a sales contract he held were “used exclusively to pay for [Archer’s] end-of-life medical, surgical or hospital care and medications.” Archer, ¶ 6. Like Giacometto argues here, Archer argued that the proceeds should be exempted under § 25-13-608(1)(f), MCA, “to the extent those proceeds are used for [his] medical care,” and because “exemption statutes must be liberally construed.” Archer, ¶¶ 9, 14.

¶17 We rejected those arguments, and held that the term…