Zubrod v. Kelsey (In Re Kelsey)

How courts have described this case

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• analyzing a transfer between current spouses-\care and comfort one receives from a marital relationship does not qualify\ as value, which is limited to economic or monetary consideration
• “Intent to hinder, delay, or defraud creditors is rarely admitted by a debtor. Therefore, a court may consider circumstantial evidence establishing badges of fraud.”
• Whether cash withdrawn by debt- or from joint bank account and transferred to his wife was for REV was a question of fact to which considerable latitude must be given to the trier of fact
• “The presence of a single badge of fraud is not sufficient to establish actual fraudulent intent; however, the confluence of several can constitute conclusive evidence of an actual intent to defraud, ... ”

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