Question: Lawrence Williams and his wife, Diana, enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle while his investment bank flourished....

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Question: Lawrence Williams and his wife, Diana, enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle while his investment bank flourished. But when the bank failed, Lawrence was faced with debts of $6 million. On the eve of the bankruptcy filing, Diana suddenly announced that she wanted a divorce. In what had to be the most amicable breakup ever, Lawrence willingly transferred all of his assets to her. The unhappy couple went on to obtain their divorce in only two months, a speed that the bankruptcy court referred to as "astonishing." Was this transfer a voidable preference or a fraudulent transfer? What difference does it make?