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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Trust?
  What is the purpose of an Asset Protection Trust?
  Do we want a Foreign or Domestic Trust?
  What is a Domestic Asset Protection Trust?
  What is a Foreign Asset Protection Trust?
  Are my life long accumulated assets susceptible to creditor attack?
  How does an Asset Protection Trust operate?
  Who manages or administers the trust and the trust funds?
  Does an Asset Protection Plan make sense for me?

What is a Trust?
A trust is a fiduciary relationship that is created with respect to property or assets. It is a basic concept where one or more persons manage property or assets for the benefit of others. The person that creates the trust is known as the "Settlor" or "Grantor". The person who manages the Trust is known as the Trustee. The persons for whom the Trust is created are known as the Beneficiaries. An Asset Protection Trust is aptly named because a Settlor who transfers assets into a trust can by the design and location of the trust achieve a higher level of protection than other devices may offer.

 

Do you want to go offshore?
There has been a lot of publicity about Offshore Corporations and Foreign Asset Protection Trusts. We've put together a basic overview to help you decide if it may be the right move for you.

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Asset Protection Planning

Whether your net worth places you in the wealthy, or simply comfortable categories, the fact is that you own valuable property that you want to keep. For that reason, it is well worth your time to meet with a qualified attorney to discuss protecting your assets.

Not surprisingly, since everyone has different assets, there is no panacea, no "one size fits all" protection plan that will adequately safeguard your property from creditors.

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