In the Matter of Roger Burnett Treadwell, Debtor. James D. Walker, Jr., Trustee v. Roger Burnett Treadwell, and Regina Taylor

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• concluding that love and af‐ fection do not constitute “reasonably equivalent value” under § 548
• concluding that love and affection do not constitute “reasonably equivalent value” under § 548
• holding that love and affection are not adequate consideration
• “The object of section 548 is to prevent the debtor from depleting the resources available to creditors through gratuitous transfers of the debtor’s property”
• \The object of section 548 is to prevent the debtor from depleting the resources available to creditors through gratuitous transfers of the debtor's property.\
• “love and affection” are clearly insufficient consideration to protect transfers under 11 U.S.C. § 548; noting that “love and affection” have been held to be inadequate consideration under state fraudulent conveyance laws

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