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Assets owned by a properly drafted trust are protected from individual debts. However, many trusts are improperly drafted and that leaves assets vulnerable to creditors.

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Q: You co signed for your grandsons loan. He has no payments due until he graduates and is employed for six months. If he quits school can they get money from you if all your assets are in a trust?
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