Gaughan v. Edward Dittlof Revocable Trust (In Re Costas)
United States Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MONTALI, Bankruptcy Judge.
A chapter 7 2 trustee sought to avoid as a fraudulent conveyance a disclaimer by the debtor of her interests in a trust. The court entered an order granting the debt- or’s summary judgment motion and denying the relief sought by the trustee. The trustee appealed and we AFFIRM.
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FACTS
The facts in this case are undisputed. Debtor Rachelle M. Costas (“Debtor”) was the beneficiary of a trust created, by her father, Edward P. Dittlof (“Decedent”); within thirty days prior to filing bankruptcy, Debtor disclaimed her interests in that trust, the Edward Dittlof…
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