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Hiding assets from creditors, divorce, and lawsuits may seem like a daunting task, but it is possible. With careful planning and assistance from legal professionals, you can keep your assets safe from potential loss. Here are some tips to follow.
1. Understand the laws in your state: Laws regarding asset protection vary from state to state. Before taking any action, consult with an attorney who is familiar with the legal implications of your actions.
2. Structure your assets wisely: Knowing how to properly structure your assets can protect them from seizure. Money held in trusts, for example, can be harder to reach than money in a bank account. An attorney can help you establish trusts or limited liability companies (LLCs) to protect your assets.
3. Keep your assets private: By keeping your assets private, you can make it more difficult for creditors, divorce attorneys, and other parties to locate them. Consider transferring assets to a spouse or family member with whom you have a good relationship.
4. Use offshore accounts: You can also choose to place your assets in offshore accounts. While this is not always advisable, it can be a good solution for those who have a lot of assets and want to keep them hidden.
5. Be cautious about transfers: Transferring assets to another person or entity can be a good way to hide them, but it is important to do so wisely. Be aware that if the transfer is made to avoid paying current debts, it may be deemed fraudulent.
6. Document everything: Keeping a detailed record of all financial transactions can help protect your assets in case of legal disputes. These documents can provide evidence that assets were acquired legitimately and can be used to prove that no fraudulent activity took place.
7. Take legal precautions: An attorney can help you determine the best course of action for protecting your assets. They can assist you in establishing trusts or LLCs and can ensure that you are not violating any laws while doing so.
In conclusion, hiding assets from creditors, divorce, and lawsuits is possible, but it requires careful planning and legal expertise. By knowing the laws in your state and working with an experienced attorney, you can put measures in place to protect your assets and ensure their future security.
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Hard to believe Trusts are allowed in the US interesting
I was told by my lawyer that LLCs don't protect you in Canada?
What a world we live in
So much for integrity
What about if you set up a irrevocable trust 4 months before your husband file for divorce? Can I create a irrevocable trust from one account under just my name but holds community property without the knowledge of my husband? Will he be able to contest under Dakota or Delaware law?
If I have a irrevocable offshore trust with a LLC business and business account inside of that trust…do I legally have to identify this an Assest if I was being sued, divorced etc?
if you're getting divorced, can you hide your assets right before filing divorce or will a judge consider that
This gut just saved my life!
if andrew tates cars were held in a title holding trust and real estate was owned by an offshore land trust in cook islands would the romanian government have been able to seize them?
Good stuff I’m thinking about this because I have a house , several paid off cars etc. they’re all in my name and I know they shouldn’t be. I’m a CFP not an attorney
Is this service available for Canadians?
In a bankruptcy case could these asset protection methods be used to keep a vehicle from being sold by the trustee?
How to Protect Assets from Creditors, Divorce, and Lawsuits
Thank you so much. I’ve never been married but I’m fully aware of the remificstions of divorce
If you have assets just purchase them in places where the authorities will not cooperate with US court orders. then if you marry an American girl you are protected by a foreign judicial system. Countries such as China , Russia, or Iran would be great places for Americans to buy assets and protect them from divorce.
I’m located in Australia, is this still available for me?
Do you have any offices in Canada?
Thanks a lot and I certainly will be contacting you for advice and setting up
My friend is going threw a divorce he has all his investments house under his name how can he protect his property not give her anything he is a hard working man he wants custody of his children . How can he protect his property???
So how would this work years later if you’re making more money and your ex suspects it and asks the court for more child support? Lets say most the work you do is independent contracting or you own your own business
"what's hidden can be found, but what's protected is still protected." i like this quote.
Will this work if i started a ch 7 bankruptcy and its not going well?
I also heard that it's legal to gift people a large amount of money annually so you could give a bunch of it to a family member and get them to hold on 2 it
Withdraw consent to be governed and that should NEUTER the courts.
Can you transfer let’s say shares of a company into this trust? Appl tsla nvda?
I own a bunch of cryptocurrency, not worth much yet, but hopefully soon. I wonder if this is something I should do. Thought about using a LLC, but a trust may be better.
fee structures?
Dose this work to prevent civil asset forfeiture?
What about transparency?
I’m glad I found your YouTube channel bc I am going to start protecting my company’s assets as my business grows and expands. I’m actually getting some business credit funding that I’m going to purchase a fleet of company vehicles and properties and accounts and equipment. I want to protect these assets and accounts bc I’m going to be going through a divorce soon later this year
I must congratulate you for the
magnificent job you have done!!
What I need is a way to protect or hide my different streams of income from a creditor
This would be a great reason to buy assets in foreign countries and have foreign bank accounts and foreign investments? Let's say that I was married to an American woman 20 years prior and during that time we owned a house in Texas and had a household income of 200000 per year. Let's say thatmy partner and I had a system where each of us put half of our income in a joint account which we used to buy assets and pay expenses. the rest of the money would be kept in personal accounts for personal use. With my personal money, I would buy real estate which i would use as rental properties and treasury bonds in Russia and would have the money deposited in a Russian bank. During our marriage, i would amass over 500,000 which would grant me residency in Russia and citizenship. After 20 years my lady and I would end up divorced. I figure my assets in Russia are likely safe as even if courts awarded her a part of them the Russian courts are not likely to honor or enforce a foreign judgment and even if i were to lose my US passport I would still have my Russian passport. In this instance I would likely not care if she took the house and car and she can keep the kids as my assets are in Russia. If I was order to pay support of any kind I would simply pay them until I was able to leave the USA
Still learning .. does this include child support ?
Yeah I called this guy's company, the person I dealt with should be avoided at all costs. Some body weight lifter contest guy who's communication style was "you're gonna lose all your money" if you don't get this foreign county trust.
Very nice video. I've just subscribed to your channel. By the way, I'm the guy that actually does want to know how all of the circuits work in a TV too haha.
my husband put everything in my name so child support can't touch it, will this work
I need help
Hi, thanks for the video. Which offshore country would you recommend for people in UK to protect their assets from frivolous lawsuits? Thnks
It is protect, as it is spelt, not pertect as you mispronounce.