Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Michigan

In theory, there should be no problem, assuming that your becoming a co-owner is not evidence of some undisclosed ownership interest that you had at the time that the bankruptcy case was filed. Whether there will be repercussions with the bankruptcy trustee (among others that might theoretically be able to give you a hard time) cannot be answered with certainty because trustees frequently are litigious, aggressive and inventive. Based upon the few facts you disclosed, and assuming that there the case is routine, uncontroversial and not adversarial, it seems safe. You should ask the attorney who represented you in the case because the attorney will have a feel for other facts that may be relevant.

This answer is for discussion purposes and is not legal advice, in part because the format does not permit me to gather all potentially relevant facts.