United States v. Richard Coluccio, Theresa Coluccio, Claimant-Appellant

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• holding that third party made prima facie 8 showing of standing to challenge writ of execution under FDCPA
• holding that general creditors do not have standing to contest forfeitures
• noting that the benefit the judgment debtor received from the property was significantly less “direct and tangible” than the benefit involved in other cases and remanding to the district court for further findings
• noting that the benefit the judgment debtor received from the property 17 was significantly less “direct and tangible” than the benefit involved in other cases and remanding 18 to the district court for further findings
• funds in constructive trust are co-owned property
• analogizing to civil forfeiture laws

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