Carr v. Guerard

Justice PLEICONES:

This is a fraudulent-transfer case based on the Statute of Elizabeth.1 Appellant Carr (Carr) commenced the action on January 11, 2002, alleging that Respondent Edward P. Guerard, Jr. (Guerard) fraudulently concealed transfers of money to the other respondents, Guerard’s wife and son. According to Carr’s complaint, Guerard concealed the transfers to avoid satisfaction of a judgment entered by confession on June 14, 1991.2 The circuit court granted Guerard’s motion for sum*153mary judgment, holding that Carr’s fraudulent-transfer action was, in reality, an action on the judgment…