Feldman v. Panholzer

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• arriving at an “inescapable” conclusion that filing for bankruptcy constitutes a “conveyance”
• after determining that filing for bankruptcy severed joint tenancy, opining that under joint tenancy, the bankruptcy estate would either be \depleted by the death of the debtor who is a joint tenant\ or \enriched by the death of a joint tenant survived by the debtor\
• applying Maryland law and finding severance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).