Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Virginia
Bankrubcy/Virginia
What limits the transfer of property to persons including relatives and the time before filing chapter 7
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Bankruptcy/Virginia
Several things. First, any transfer made within a year before the case with the intent to hinder, delay or defraud creditors will result in denial of a discharge. In addition, transfers without adequate consideration made within 2 years, or which are considered fraudulent under state law (within the state law statute of limitations - at least 5 years in Va.), and transfers in payment of pre-existing debts to insiders within a year, or to anyone else within 90 days, are potentially avoidable and recoverable by the trustee. There are also criminal penalties for bankruptcy fraud that could be implicated.
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