My sister in law opened a bank account in February for my daughter. She is
the person listed as signer on the account so no money can be withdrawn
without her signature. She is going to put money in the account frequently
for different occasions, and I wondered if this money is safe from the
creditors when we file (should she take it out and put it her name?)?

TIA for any help.

It is unlikely to be a problem, but you should check with your
attorney.

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Brett

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"Ellie" <yukkyspam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:wzvMa.53$Pe.29@fed1read07... My sister in law opened a bank account in February for my
daughter. She is the person listed as signer on the account so no money can be
withdrawn without her signature. She is going to put money in the account
frequently for different occasions, and I wondered if this money is safe
from the creditors when we file (should she take it out and put it her
name?)? TIA for any help.