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Before filing bankruptcy, can the filer transfer his or her assets to someone else?

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Before filing bankruptcy, can the filer transfer his or her assets to someone else?

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Transferring an asset prior to filing bankruptcy is often with the intent of saving the complete value of asset so that it is not used to repay to creditors. This is clearly not reasonable and is therefore illegal. A filer can however sell the asset for a “fair price” and inform about the transaction. A transfer in any other form is deemed illegal and fraud.

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