Zisblatt v. Zisblatt

How courts have described this case

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• allowing wife to assert reverse piercing claim to attach assets of corporation partially owned by husband in controversy over whether assets were divisible community property
• husband was sole owner and his attempt to transfer stock to sister would be fraud on the community
• wife awarded separate corporate property because husband attempted to change the character of earned income by forming a corporation and depositing his income into corporate accounts, creating a fraud on the community
• husband was sole owner and his attempt to transfer stock to sister would be fraud on the community
• wife awarded separate corporate property because husband attempted to change the character of earned income by forming a corporation and depositing his income into corporate accounts, creating a fraud on the community
• wife sought to use reverse piercing in divorce action

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).