Category Archives: Asset Protection
How To Protect Your Digital Assets
As you start creating your estate plan, a few assets may immediately come to mind that you want to protect. Your home and your vehicle may be just two of these. However, did you know it is important to protect your digital assets, too? Digital assets can include property such as Bitcoin, security tokens,… Read More »
How Do You Fund A Florida Revocable Living Trust?
The process of creating a revocable living trust begins with signing a trust instrument, i.e., a document spelling out the terms and conditions of the trust, including who will serve as trustee and who are the trust’s beneficiaries. But this is just the first step. Indeed, the trust instrument is little more than a… Read More »
What to Consider When Buying a Business in Florida: Due Diligence and Risk-Free Examination
Starting a new business can be a risky and financially overwhelming endeavor. Statistically speaking, more than 50% of new businesses fail during the first five years. Nearly 70% of new business startups in the U.S. ultimately fail during the first 10 years. There are various reasons why new businesses fail. Lack of monetary resources,… Read More »
Asset Protection Planning Strategies in Florida to Shield Your Assets from Future Creditors
Florida citizens are becoming increasingly curious and proactive about asset protection planning. Our St. Petersburg asset protection lawyers are often asked about how to protect assets from lawsuits and other creditors, and whether there is anything you can do to protect your assets in the event you are sued. Who Can Benefit from Asset… Read More »
Asset Protection as Part of your Estate Planning
When it comes to estate planning, most people believe it is primarily about who gets what when you pass away. However, a very important part of your estate plan should include how to protect the hard-earned assets you have accumulated during your lifetime. If you wait until you’re facing a crisis, it’s often too… Read More »
Why You Need a Florida Premarital Agreement as Part of Your Estate Plan
For years, premarital agreements, more commonly known as prenuptial agreements or “prenups,” have been viewed rather negatively by most people. They’re portrayed on television and movies as a way to keep your spouse from getting any money or assets in a divorce, so it’s no wonder that countless people don’t want one or will… Read More »