Each State is different on the amount you can keep, in my State it's around $10,000, but may have changed. You must claim all assets, and that includes everything from your clothes and houshold items to the hay in your barn. If you and your spouse or partner have items in both your names then they only charge half as your holdings. You are responsible for getting estimates on all your assets they won't just take your word for all of, they will on your clothes, furnishings, etc. but not your truck, trailer or horses. They don't consider pets as assets, but if you claim your horses on your taxes as a business, either training or breeding and show profit and lose, then they are assets and you will need someone to estimate their value. They may accept local auction prices, you would need to ask your lawyer. You will need credit reports, tax returns, blue book value on your truck, and a list of all creditors. They may or may not allow you to keep your trailer if it is in your name only, you would need to ask your lawyer about that one. You might try to google bankrupcy and see if you can get some more info. You can keep your house and truck usually since they are secured, Im sure your trailer is too, but not certain.