§3306 Remedies of the United States

Summary

When the United States brings a court case under this part to challenge a transfer or a promise to pay, it can undo the transfer as needed to satisfy the debt to the United States, go after the asset that was transferred or other property of the person who got it, or get any other relief that the situation requires. Those actions are limited by section 3307, by general fairness rules, and by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. A claim about a fraudulent transfer or obligation is lost unless a lawsuit is started by the listed deadlines: if brought under section 3304(b)(1)(A), within 6 years after the transfer or obligation or, if later, within 2 years after it was or could reasonably have been discovered; if brought under section 3304(a)(1) or 3304(b)(1)(B), within 6 years after the transfer or obligation; and if brought under section 3304(a)(2), within 2 years after the transfer or obligation.