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" ... And don't let the fact that everybody else is running for the latest flavor-of-the-day planning technique, whatever it is, make you think that it must ipso facto be good -- hard experience has shown that more often than not, it is just the herd which is headed for the cliff. ... "
" ... But there are flaws in the Court's thinking. Setting up a new account for an existing trust doesn't mean that the beneficiary of the existing trust ipso facto becomes a beneficiary of the new trust, but more likely that the old trust is the beneficiary of the new account -- not the debtor. The Court glosses over this issue. ... "
" ... Not all lawsuits that touch upon protected speech or conduct are ipso facto barred by constitutional and other concerns. Indeed, it is quite important to realize that UPEPA does absolutely not create any greater substantive protections for free speech or conduct, but instead merely creates a procedural vehicle to weed the bad cases out much earlier in the proceeding. Stated otherwise, UPEPA will not cause the dismissal or striking of any cause of action that would have survived on a motion for summary judgment anyway. As the Comment to UPEPA § 7 notes: ... "
" ... That property of the debtor is in a DAPT state, however, does not ipso facto mean that such property will be protected by the DAPT. If the creditor can find a non-DAPT state with personal jurisdiction over the debtor and a sufficient nexus to the litigation, the creditor can sue the debtor and obtain a judgment for fraudulent transfer in the non-DAPT state, which the creditor can then register in the DAPT state under the Full Faith & Credit clause of the U.S. Constitution, and which the DAPT state much recognized. Oh, and for those wondering, as Justice Scalia mentioned shortly before his death, the idea of the so-called "public policy exception" to Full Faith & Credit is largely a myth and would likely not block the registration or enforcement of the non-DAPT judgment in the DAPT state. ... "
" ... The point being that planners should not ipso facto presume that simply because a transfer is publicly recorded somewhere that such conclusively establishes that notice has been given to the creditor, because this opinion shows that such is not the inevitable result. It may indeed be that in a particular jurisdiction, under particular facts, a debtor will need to give the creditor notice that a particular transfer is being made to as to avoid later charges of concealment. ... "