The Law Offices of
Jeremy D. Eveland, PLLC
A Professional Limited Liability Company

 

Asset Protection

An Experienced Asset Protection Lawyer - Free Initial Consultation

Asset protection is like an onion.  You create layers and layers of protection so you are bullet-proof.  There are many different ways to protect your assets.  The first is to never enter into joint ventures without protection.  You should never sign a personal guarantee for business purposes.  Family Limited Partnerships (FLP) are another great tool.

The most valuable feature of the Family Limited Partnership is the ability to protect and shield assets from potential claims. The law is well-established that a creditor of a partner of the Partnership is not permitted to seize assets of the partnership to satisfy the debt.

Basically that means that business interests, savings, and investments may be safely insulated from potential liabilities in this manner.

This excellent result will not be accomplished if a creditor is able to obtain a charging order, foreclosure or seizure of your ownership interests in the FLP. Limited Partnership interests should be held by children, or trusts specifically designed for ownership purposes. This technique will preserve and may significantly enhance the available level of asset protection.

There are many other options available to you.  If you or a member of your family needs the services of an experienced asset protection attorney, contact Jeremy Eveland now at the The Law Offices of Jeremy D. Eveland, PLLC. We are committed to helping you protect your wealth from lawsuits and creditors.

 

 

 

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