Gulfco Finance Co. of Natchitoches v. Browder

STOKER, Judge.

The issue presented in this case is whether or not a judgment debtor is entitled to assert a homestead exemption from seizure and sale on property owned in indivisión. The trial court held that the defendant debtor could not do so and he appeals.

HISTORY OF THE CASE

A judgment was rendered against Joseph Lee Browder on a promissory note for $605.33 with interest, attorney’s fees, and court costs. Gulfco Finance Company of Natchitoches, the holder of the note, requested that a writ of fieri facias be issued directing the sheriff to seize and sell certain immovable property…