DeVore v. Central Bank & Trust
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
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DAY, Justice.
Stewart DeVore, Jr. appeals the trial court’s turnover order requiring him to turn over to Central Bank & Trust (the Bank) $2,000 per month. DeVore testified that his only source of income is the money he receives from his employment with Larken, Inc. The trial court found the employment contract between DeVore and Larken was a sham designed solely to evade the turnover order by rendering DeVore’s income from Larken exempt as current wages. It also found DeVore to be an independent contractor whose income from Larken was subject to turnover under section 31.002 of the…
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