BIEL REO, LLC v. Barefoot Cottages Development etc.

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• holding that Fla. Stat. § 56.29 borrows substantively from fraudulent transfer law but does not adopt its shorter statute of limitations period
• noting that the manner of proving and defending fraudulent transfer claims under § 56.29 borrow from the UFTA
• \Courts have broad powers in proceedings supplementary over personal property transferred to a third party by a debtor.\

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