The Compulsory Enforcement Act Article 122

The social welfare allowance, social assistance, or subsidy received by the debtor in accordance with laws shall not be subject to compulsory enforcement. Where the social insurance payment received by the debtor in accordance with laws or the debtor's claim against a third party is necessary for maintain the living of the debtor and his/her relatives living with him/her, they shall not be subject to compulsory enforcement. The amount for the debtor's necessary living shall be calculated by 1.2 times of the minimum living expenses per person per month in the area announced by the Ministry of Health and Welfare or the municipal government in the latest year, and other property of the debtor shall be considered. The calculation basis prescribed in the preceding paragraph applies mutatis mutandis to the necessary living of the relatives living with the debtor, and the amount shall be determined in proportion to the debtor's obligation to support in accordance with laws. Where the enforcement court considers the living condition and other circumstances of the debtor and creditor and deems it unfair, it is unrestricted by the preceding three paragraphs, provided that it shall consider and reserve the living expense for the debtor and his/her relatives living with him/her.