For Divorce Cases, Why Might the Level of Scrutiny Be

question 28

Multiple Choice

For divorce cases, why might the level of scrutiny be considerably less that in bankruptcy cases?

• A) Divorce attorneys don't always have the financial expertise that many bankruptcy attorneys have.
• B) In bankruptcy cases there tend to be creditors with experience in asset concealment, and who are in possession of information-rich credit applications from debtors.
• C) In bankruptcy cases there is more of a tendency for fraudulent conveyances and the hiding of assets to take place immediately prior to the filing.
• D) All of the above.

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