Webster v. Hope (In Re Hope)

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• explaining that an avoidable, “fraudulent conveyance [under 11 U.S.C. 548(a
• “A bankruptcy trustee is not bound by a judgment to which he was not a party ... if the judgment was a collusive effort to hinder, delay or defraud creditors.”
• “to the extent that an interest in property is limited in the hands of the debtor, it is equally limited in the hands of the estate”
• “Exemptions under the Bankruptcy Code are determined on the petition date.” (emphasis added)
• “[D.C. Code §] 16-910 contemplates that courts must adjust and apportion property rights (or determine that a valid agreement exists that already does so) ‘in the same proceeding in which the divorce decree is entered.’”

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