Dustin v. Galaza

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• analyzing the badges of fraud identified in In re Soza to determine whether a Complaint properly pleads facts indicating actual fraud
• noting “general consensus among the courts … that the 1 TUFTA’s four-year provision is a statute of repose. Nathan v. Whittington, 408 S.W.3d 870, 874 (Tex. 2013
• “There is no need to look beyond the pleading or into the minds of the parties.”
• “There is no need to look beyond the pleading or into the minds of the parties.”
• “There is no need to look beyond the pleading or into the minds of the parties.”
• \The Second Amended Complaint clearly sets forth the who ... what ... and when ... of the transfers.... The badges arguably inform how the transfers were made with intent to defraud.\

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