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My dad bought me a car a few years ago, it was worth around £5,000.  The logbook is in my name.  Now I am needing to go bankrupt and don't want to lose the car, I have transferred the car back to my father, wil this be a problem in my bankruptcy?
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I need to go bankrpt as I have been told this by a few people but I don't want my family to lose our home as it is paid for and worth a good amount.  I am going to transfer the property to my wife prior to going bankrupt do you think this will be a problem?
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Father has IVA. Agreed to sell house without mothers consent. Has now signed house over to myself, husband and mother for no profit.

 Can father now go bankrupt even though has IVA. What are the consiquences of no longer being in posession of the house to sell to pay off debt.
What if I am not totally truthful on my bankruptcy forms about some property I have, what can happen and how would they find out?
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