Can you sell your property prior to filing bankruptcy?

Transfers made shortly prior to filing bankruptcy--whether of money, real estate, or other assets--are often voidable; they can be set aside as transactions made to defraud creditors. This is particulary so  if the transfer is 1) not an arms length transaction--so it's not made between strangers, but rather with familhy members; 2) the transfer is for less than market value (so signing a home over to a child); and/or 3) the transfer is just "on paper" in that the person(s) transfering the assets continue to use it (e.g. you keep living in the home). Therefore, it seems very likely that you would not be able to do this. However, you should consult with an attorney, who can explore your options with you--including possibly suing your daughter and her husband since they have defaulted on your obligations to you and put into this position.