My question involves court procedures for the state of: Pennsylvania
I live with my husband in Pennsylvania. My husband has no regular income but I have a small job. Both our earnings are deposited into a common account (CA) which is on both of our names. I have an investment account (IA) on my name. My former colleague is suing me since January 2013.
Since this lawsuit was filed (until last month), I moved 23000 dollars, at various times, from CA into IA. In 2014, I moved back 10000 from IA to CA, and my husband bought a car on his name, using this 10000.
Last month, based on my friend’s advice, I opened a TBE account with my husband and we were depositing our earnings into that account alone, since then.
Last month, my husband wanted to start a small business and he opened his personal account. I moved 13000, which was remaining in my IA, into his newly opened personal account.
Now the CA and IA are almost empty (they have less than 100 dollars each). We have no other accounts except these 4 accounts (CA, IA, TBE, and newly opened personal account of my husband). We have no other properties also, jointly or individually.
I read fraudulent transfer in your forum and I am concerned. We do not want to be in that legal trouble. If I lost the lawsuit, how much money will legally goes to my former colleague (creditor), from this 13000, if he is awarded over 13000? We want to set aside that amount and my husband will start his business, if he can, with the remaining amount. Is my husband’s car safe from the creditor?
Any information is helpful.

