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Fraudulent conveyance judgment may be double recovery
The 8th Circuit remanded a fraudulent conveyance case under the Arkansas UVTA, questioning whether a $855,232 judgment created a windfall double recovery.
Missouri Supreme Court stays attorney suspension, orders probation
The Missouri Supreme Court imposed an indefinite suspension, stayed in favor of probation, on a Kansas attorney for conduct tied to a divorce-related business dispute.
Missouri Supreme Court reviews discipline case against Kansas attorney
The Missouri Supreme Court is considering what discipline, if any, to impose on a Kansas attorney accused of violating the rules of professional responsibility.
Real Property : Fraudulent Conveyance – Motion To Set Aside – Statute Of Limitations
Jones v. Jones (MLW No. 69599/Case No. WD78533 – 13 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, Gabbert, J.)
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