How to Hide Assets from Creditors, Divorce, and Lawsuits

Описание: You can hide your assets from creditors, divorce and lawsuits. FREE CONSULTATION: https://www.assetprotectionplanners.com/ or call +1-954-400-1050 SUBSCRIBE https://bit.ly/BusinessGuySub. Call 24/7. Our staff of attorneys can help...and you can do it legally. You need to take this action early, however to avoid the suspicion of defrauding a creditor. In other words, it is best if you act as soon as possible. There are a few ways to protect yourself after the fact. However, don’t wait until your opponent asks the judge to freeze your assets mid-lawsuit before you decide to transfer them to a trust or other asset protection entity. Then it would be too late.

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To give you a little background, I have been in the asset protection field since 1991 and our company started in 1906. We currently I believe we have about 65,000 clients in our database and we are the leading asset protection firm nationally. So, feel free to call us free consultation.

Ok, so, we’ll talk about how to move your assets legally and how to keep them safe.

Now, just to be clear, this organization utilizes a multitude of techniques. Some hide assets. Others actually protect assets. What’s hidden can be found. But what’s protected, even if discovered, is still protected. And we think that’s what most people want, anyway, asset protection.

Many people search the internet using the word “hide” and that’s what may have lead you here. So, that is the main reason we will use both the words protect and hide.

P.S. Don't take anything in this video as legal advice or tax advice. Situations vary, so call and speak to an attorney, such as one of our attorneys, who may be able to help. For tax advice, ask a CPA.

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