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White v. Llewellyn

No. 191599Supreme Court of Virginia

191599 White v. Llewellyn 05/06/2021 In a fraudulent conveyance action by a judgment creditor against a formerly married couple, a presumption of fraudulent conveyance, created upon the proof of one or more ba…

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191599 White v. Llewellyn 05/06/2021 In a fraudulent conveyance action by a judgment creditor against a formerly married couple, …

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191599 White v. Llewellyn 05/06/2021 In a fraudulent conveyance action by a judgment creditor against a formerly married couple, a presumption of fraudulent conveyance, created upon the proof of one or more badges of fraud, shifts both the burdens of production and persuasion to the party seeking to uphold the validity of the transaction by rebutting the presumption. Thus, the circuit court erred when it did not consider whether the defendant former spouses established the bona fides of a deed of gift transaction involving their marital home by strong and clear evidence. Because of the incorrect standard used by the circuit court in evaluating the evidence before it, it cannot be discerned,…

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