Pinto Credit Union v. Brown

TORBERT, Chief Justice.

This case involves an alleged fraudulent conveyance. On April 3,1984, Pinto Credit Union (“Pinto”) obtained a default judgment against James Williams resulting from his failure to repay a loan to Pinto. Some time prior to that, Williams had obtained an interest in a parcel of land from Willie Mae Brown.1 On May 24, 1984, Williams quitclaimed all his interest in the land back to Brown. In April 1985, Pinto discovered that Williams had, or had had, an interest in the lot. Pinto requested execution, and the lot was sold at a sheriff’s sale in July 1985.

In September 1985,…