Conrad v. Conrad (In Re Conrad)

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• but excluding it for equitable reasons when it would have involved the court having to directly address a martial dispute, not distribution to creditors
• Debtor husband’s inchoate dower interest in non-debtor wife’s real estate is too tenuous and is not property of the estate unless debtor’s plan also provides for payments to creditors for which the real estate is liable

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).