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No. The court would not allow the transfer of a deed when bankruptcy procedures have been initiated. The laws defining fraudulent conveyance, an action in which a debtor attempts to keep assets from creditors, are defined by state and/or federal bankruptcy statutes. Some activities carry the presumption of fraud, even if they are not finalized. It is advisable to seek legal counsel concerning questionable transactions previous to filing bankruptcy.

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Q: If your wife filed bankruptcy and she owns your house is it possible for her to quit claim deed it to you so that you can refinance?
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