In the Matter of Elizabeth Ann Evert (Debtor): Marsha G. Milligan v. Elizabeth Ann Evert

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May 24, 2007

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Federal Court
5th Circuit
United States Court of Appeals

Summary

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit reversed the bankruptcy court’s decision that permitted Evert to exempt under sec. 522 a promissory note she received from her former husband under their divorce decree. The court found that alimony was addr ...
In the Matter of Elizabeth Ann Evert (Debtor): Marsha G. Milligan v. Elizabeth Ann Evert
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