Jessen v. Jessen
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LEHMAN, Chief Justice.
[T1] Appellant Daniel L. Jessen (son) appeals from the trial court's order, which quieted title in or, in the alternative, granted an equitable lien in favor of appellee Raymond Jessen (uncle).
[12] We reverse in part and affirm in part.
ISSUES
[T3] The son presents the following issues for our analysis:
1. When a conveyance of real property is adjudicated as fraudulent and is set aside to satisfy the Grantor's obligation to a creditor, under what cireumstances, if any, is the Grantor of the fraudulent conveyance entitled to reclaim the property from the Grantee, if the debt…
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