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Asset Protection Strategies

     It is a fact that 1 out of every 5 Americans will be threatened with a lawsuit this year. That is why more and more Americans are looking for the best Asset Protection Strategies available to protect their homes, their personal assets, and their business assets. We need protection from frivolous lawsuits, judgments, wage garnishments, bank levies, and other forms of debt collection.

     Did you also know that there are as many people in law school right now as there are lawyers today? That means within four years we'll have nearly twice as many attorneys as today! How will they make a living? Hopefully, not off you and me. Quality estate planning is the only way we have to protect our assets from collection agencies, collection attorneys, and other trying to collect on judgments against us.

     Estate planning that truly protects against frivolous actions involves more than just setting up a revocable trust. That is because a judge may simply order that your revocable trust be placed back in your hands, and the assets seized by a creditor.

     To fully protect your assets, you may want to set up a Family Limited Partnership, in which you have complete control of the assets, but almost no liabilities. If you have rental properties, you may want to put each of them in a Limited Liability Corporation which will protect you personally if one of your tenants falls and decides to sue you. Yes, it is unfortunate that we have to take such measures, but often we must. And, corporations can be excellent ways to protect our assets. And like everything else, you must shop around and become fully informed before settling on a company that will show you to protect your assets. One that we personally recommend is LegalZoom which, in addition to asset protection services, provides a legal library and useful articles and advice.

     If you want to know more about asset protection- what the different strategies are, which one is best for you, and how much they cost, then click below. We are happy to answer any questions you may have and provide, any services you need.

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