N.D. Florida· 3/11/2015
In re Roberts
Citations
- 527 B.R. 461
- 25 Fla. L. Weekly Fed. B 209
- 2015 Bankr. LEXIS 778
- 2015 WL 1245977
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- “Congress’ enactment of Section 522(o) was prompted in large part by Florida’s ‘virtually limitless’ homestead law. ‘Sections 522(o) and 522(p
- “As the objecting party, the Trustee has the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that the Debtors intended to defraud their creditors when they transferred non-exempt assets into their current homestead.”
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- Harley N. Kane v. Stewart Tilghman Fox & Bianchi PAEleventh Circuit· 2014-06-26· cited 85×
- Addison v. SeaverEighth Circuit· 2008-08-07· cited 79×
- In the Matter of James A. Maddox, Debtors. Tower Loan of Mississippi, Inc. v. James A. Maddox, Jr., and Harold J. Barkley, Jr., TrusteeFifth Circuit· 1994-03-16· cited 54×
- Jennings v. Maxfield (In Re Jennings)Eleventh Circuit· 2008-07-11· cited 49×
- In Re SholdanEighth Circuit· 2000-06-27· cited 47×
- In Re Rachel W. Opperman, Debtor. Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, N.A., Creditor-Appellee v. Rachel W. Opperman, Debtor-AppellantFourth Circuit· 1991-08-22· cited 45×
- Clark v. Wilmoth (In Re Wilmoth)Eighth Circuit· 2008-12-09· cited 11×
- In Re LaffertyD. South Carolina· 2012-04-03· cited 10×
- In Re BoothM.D. Florida· 2009-10-29· cited 7×
- In Re SnapeM.D. Florida· 1994-03-11· cited 4×
- Wolters v. LakeyD. Kansas· 2011-07-18· cited 4×
- In Re OsejoS.D. Florida· 2011-02-24· cited 4×
- In Re CookN.D. Florida· 2011-12-07· cited 1×
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