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Bankruptcy is a Federal law and a Federal court. State really makes little difference. Any transaction made to avoid paying creditors is able to to challenged. The look back with close scruitiny period is normally 2 years. You understand, if you have the money someplace, it will be subject to the bankruptcy and is probably better protected in the residence anyway.

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Q: How long after you sell property in the state of Alabama should you wait to file bankruptcy chapter 7 in order to keep the equity and not have to include it in your bankruptcy?
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