Garland v. United States (In Re Garland)

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• finding debtor had equitable or beneficial interest in home as evidenced by uninterrupted occupancy and continued enjoyment of home
• beneficial interest in property may be found if a debtor exercises control over property, even without legal title to it
• The continuous concealment doctrine applies where there is “[e]vidence that a debtor transfers property but still retains a beneficial or equitable interest in the property and treats the property the same as before the transfer....”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).