Legal Opinion
Molitor v. Molitor
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Decided July 7, 1981PublishedCited by 38 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtPeteks, J.
In this action for marital dissolution, the principal issue is the propriety of the trial court’s order setting aside as fraudulent a conveyance of marital property. The plaintiff, Donna Molitor, brought an action against the defendant, Joseph T. Molitor, Jr., seeking a dissolution of their marriage, custody of their two minor children, alimony, support, counsel fees, and a division of the parties’ real and personal property. The defendant counterclaimed for a dissolution, custody and a division of the property.
The underlying facts giving rise to the present controversy are as follows: The…
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