McGraw v. McGraw (In Re McGraw)

How courts have described this case

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• holding that under Ohio divorce decree, granting wife thirty-six and one-half percent of benefits husband was then collecting, wife “became the equitable owner ... and that percentage became her sole and separate property”
• concluding that “[w]hen the Domestic Relations court awarded a portion of [debtor’s] pension to [his ex-wife], she became the equitable owner of 36/6% of the pension fund and that percentage became her sole and separate property”
• “We agree that when a Debtor fails to turn over property divided under a domestic relations court order, that property may be subject to a constructive trust or equitable lien in favor of the spouse.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).