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Legal Risks & Asset Protection

Legal risks and asset protection are a serious matter that must be addressed with an experienced attorney. DMD Legal Club™ is a specialized information site for the independent medical professional. This site serves the latest news and articles concerning Whats Legal, Whats Not ™ in Law, Tax, Asset Protection, and Business.

Examples of issues you must address:

1. Entity Formation, Integration, Methods & Devices (D.I.M.E.™)
2. The Only Legal Method Of Protection If Being Sued!
3. How to Pack Your Retirement Safe Entity!
4. Domestic vs. Offshore
5. New Tax & Asset Protection Trends
6. New Tax & Asset Protection Traps
7. ’’Whats Legal Whats Not! ™

Just 4 Examples of Asset & Legal Risks Protections:

Entities, Methods & Devices: LLCs, Corporations, Family Limited Partnerships, Living Trusts, Irrevocable Trusts, Life Insurance Trusts (ILIT), Dynasty Trust, Irrevocable Children’s Trusts, Qualified Personal Residence Trusts (QPRT), Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts (GRAT), Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT), Charitable Lead Trusts (CLT), Intentionally Defective Irrevocable Trusts (IDIT), Statutory Asset Protection Trusts, Private Retirement Arrangements, Property Agreements (Pre and Post Nuptial Agreements, Transmutation Agreements, Separate, Sole and Community Property Agreements, and Title Holding Agreements such as Joint Tenancy, Tenants in Common, TIC, CP ROS, etc.), Leases and Licenses, Contracts (renewability, terms), Entity Governance and Owner Protections (Employment Contracts, Buy Out Provisions or Agreements, Poison Pill Provisions, Bankruptcy Protection Provisions, ( www.bkuncertainty.com ), etc.), Warning as to Offshore Trusts & Credit and Bank Accounts, Private Annuity Trusts and Private Foundations, etc.

Patents & Copyrights: A separate entity (or entities) should “own” your patents and copyrights, which should “license” same to such entities, for a narrow purpose, for short periods of time, renewable by mutual agreement only.

Equipment, Tools, Machinery, Buildings, Leaseholds: A separate entity (or entities) should “own” your equipment, tools, machinery, furniture and fixtures, buildings or leaseholds, and lease same to the business operating entity, for a fair market lease rental amount.

Accounts Receivable & Inventory: Ownership of accounts receivable and inventory (or other balance sheet) should not be transferred to a separate entity because of tax and other legal business or accounting reasons. However, “financing” of such assets would result in an influx of “cash” to the owners with a loan payable. The cash should ‘secure’ the loan obligation to the priority financing asset lender.

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