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An asset protection trust is a trust which holds assets to protect them from creditors. It is used when one wishes to settle with creditors and protect his assets from seizure.
No, the owners assets WOULD still be subject to seizure from creditors for all debts that were PERSONALLY guaranteed. The only way to protect personal assets would be for the owners themselves to file personal BK.
The government usually steps in to acquire a person's assets in the event of a crime. This is referred to as an asset seizure. Government officials will literally confiscate the belongings of the criminal.
A financial plan should include steps to alleviate debt in order to protect assets. The financial plan should also defined assets according to their importance to the company.
Once the divorce has commenced it's too late to protect assets. That sort of planning must be done well ahead of time.
A patient prone to seizures cannot protect themselves. A seizure causes falls. Once the seizure is underway, the patient needs (primarily) the head and airway protected. Seizure patients may also inhale saliva or vomit, which can then impair breathing.
Anyone who has a job and assets to protect.
Move to Texas and put your money into exempt assets; e.g., a homestead, retirement assets, life insurance, annuities . . . .
the main role of the public relations staff is to foster and protect a company,s blank assets
Separation does not protect assets. In order to protect your assets you must obtain a divorce. The court will divide the marital assets at that time and each party will be free from the claims of the other from that time on. However, if you continue to put the divorce off, any assets you continue to acquire will be vulnerable to division. Also, if you die while still married, your spouse will inherit your assets.
One way to protect financial assets from attachment by nursing homes is by creating a trust fund and transferring assets into it. This can help shield the assets from being considered for payment towards nursing home expenses. Consulting with a financial planner or an attorney who specializes in elder law can provide more personalized advice on how to protect assets.
He can but should not. A personal guarantee defeats any corporate shield against seizure of personal assets.