In re Hill

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• objecting party has the burden of demonstrating that a transfer was voluntary, at which point the burden shifts to the debtor to demonstrate that the transfer was involuntary, but the ultimate burden of proof remains with the objecting party

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1 case in this archive cites this case.

• In re Schmitt
  E.D. Wisconsin· 2018-12-18

Cites

16 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

• Ransom v. FIA Card Services, N. A.
  Supreme Court· 2011-01-11· cited 410×
• In Re John L. Glass, Debtor. John L. Glass v. Michael Hitt, Chapter 7 Trustee
  Ninth Circuit· 1995-07-13· cited 61×
• In Re Dipalma
  D. Massachusetts· 1982-11-02· cited 43×
• In Re Rollins
  E.D. Tennessee· 1986-04-24· cited 30×
• Berman v. Forti
  D. Maryland· 1999-02-03· cited 11×
• In Re Hicks
  W.D. Missouri· 2006-05-09· cited 10×
• Seidel v. First National Bank of Palmerton (In Re Seidel)
  E.D. Pennsylvania· 1983-02-01· cited 9×
• Huebner v. Trapp (In Re Huebner)
  W.D. Wisconsin· 1982-03-04· cited 9×
• In Re Corwin
  S.D. Florida· 1992-01-27· cited 9×
• Davis v. Suderov (In Re Davis)
  E.D. New York· 1992-11-18· cited 8×
• Dickson v. Countrywide Home Loans
  Sixth Circuit· 2011-08-26· cited 8×
• Bettis v. Business & Professional Adjustment Co. (In Re Bloom)
  D. Oregon· 1983-03-30· cited 6×
• Via v. Colonial American National Bank (In Re Via)
  W.D. Virginia· 1989-09-25· cited 5×
• Maus v. Joint Township District Mem. Hospital (In Re Maus)
  N.D. Ohio· 2002-05-14· cited 4×
• In Re Pfiester
  D. New Mexico· 2011-01-24· cited 3×
• In re Yarber
  D. Oregon· 2014-11-10· cited 3×