Rosier v. Rosier

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• concluding that “the basis of any ‘claim’” under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act “cannot be founded upon whether the affected property would have been declared marital property had the [parties] been seeking a divorce prior to [the husband’s] death” (emphasis added)
• concluding that \the basis of any 'claim' \ under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act \cannot be founded upon whether the affected property would have been declared marital property had the [parties] been seeking a divorce prior to [the husband's] death\ (emphasis added)
• concluding that “the basis of any ‘claim’” under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act “cannot be founded upon whether the affected property would have been declared marital property had the [parties] been seeking a divorce prior to [the husband’s] death” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).