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it seems INTENT would be a very very hard thing to prove, naturally the creditors would TRY and use this, it would seem that unless the op told someone months BEFORE he went bust that his plan was to file bk if he lost, it would be un provable, doesnt the judge want to see some sort of evidence of fraud or intent?? other than a creditors claim of this? unless you leave some sort of evidence or trail i dont see HOW it could be proven. like i said earlier a GOOD bk wouldnt have a problem with this.imo
FRAUD is obvious. If you put $45,000 on your credit cards a few months before going to bankruptcy court you can be sure you will end up in federal prison.

As far as your $3000 being $45,000 in todays numbers I doubt that is the case unless you did your BK in the mid 1970's

I have no idea why you are telling someone that is OK to go put $45,000 on his credit cards and then go to bankruptcy court. Unless you think it is interesting to watch the poster sent to the joint for 20 years.

You must think that he US attorneys are either stupid or are just not interested in this type of fraud. You care very much WRONG.