There is nothing wrong in selling property or converting property before you file bankruptcy. You may not be able to keep 25,000 in the bank and file a Chapter 7. But you can purchase appliances with part of the money and keep the appliances and some funds. Debtors should plan their bankruptcy to make it through a Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 and have a fresh start. The rules about fraudulent and preferential transfers are simple. If you sell or transfer property you have to exchange property for the fair market value. Download our book on how to file bankruptcy, foreclosure, and managing student loans [ Ссылка ]

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