Gordon v. Lancaster

SHORT, J.:

Donald W. Lancaster appeals an order awarding damages to Respondent Frank Gordon, Jr., Individually and as Trustee of the Dorothy S. Gordon (Deceased) Trust, in a lawsuit Gordon filed to collect on a prior judgment he obtained against Lancaster’s uncle. On appeal, Lancaster argues the underlying judgment was no longer enforceable and challenges the findings that he and his uncle engaged in various fraudulent conveyances. We affirm.1

FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY

From 1946 until approximately 1992, Lancaster’s maternal uncle, Rudolph Robert Drews, owned and operated “The Drews Company,”…