Rupp v. Moffo
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Justice PARRISH,
opinion of the Court:
INTRODUCTION
T1 Angie Moffo lived rent free for eight years in a home that belonged to her brother-in-law, Doug Rich,. After Mr. Rich filed for Chapter 7 bankruptey, the trustee, Stephen Rupp, sued Ms. Moffo for back rent under Utah's Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (the Act), sections 25-6-1 to -14 of the Utah Code. The district court, concluding that Ms. Moffo was the recipient of a fraudulent transfer, granted Mr. Rupp summary judgment and entered a $34,200 judgment against Ms. Moffo. On appeal, Ms. Moffo argues that Mr. Rupp lacks statutory standing…
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