Ruben Alvarado v. the State of Texas

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that a district court may not use a turnover proceeding to adjudicate whether a corporation is an individual judgment debtor’s alter ego
• holding that Texas turnover statute may not be used to adjudicate substantive property rights of two non-judgment-debtor corporations without prior judicial determination piercing corporate veils
• holding that the Texas Turnover Statute \cannot be utilized to adjudicate the substantive property rights of the two non-judgment debtor corporations in this case without a prior judicial determination which pierces their corporate veils\
• holding that the Texas Turnover Statute “cannot be utilized to adjudicate the substantive property rights of the two non-judgment debtor corporations in this case without a prior judicial determination which pierces their corporate veils”
• holding that the Texas Turnover Statute “cannot be utilized to adjudicate the substantive property rights of the two non-judgment debtor corporations in this case without a prior judicial determination which pierces their corporate veils”
• recognizing that under Texas law, a judgment creditor cannot use the turnover statute to reach the assets of corporations which are allegedly alter-egos of the Judgment Debtors without a separate hearing to “pierce[] their corporate veils”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).