Legal Opinion
Brown v. Borland
Nebraska Supreme Court
Decided November 23, 1988No. 86-823PublishedCited by 15 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtFahrnbruch, J.
To enforce the judgment awarded them on account of intentional tortious conduct of the defendant James R. Borland, plaintiffs, William R. and Thelma C. Brown, sued to set aside a quitclaim deed from Borland to his wife, Mary J. Borland.
The Sarpy County District Court refused to set aside the deed as a fraudulent conveyance to defeat creditors. We reverse.
The Borlands were married in 1978 and purchased their home on land contract as joint tenants with rights of survivorship in 1980.
In January 1985, James Borland was convicted of a felony and sentenced to prison for 3 to 5 years. On March…
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