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All asset protection planning is based on two premises: that creditors can generally reach any asset owned by a debtor; and that creditors cannot reach those assets the debtor does not actually own. It becomes necessary therefore to make it more difficult and more expensive for a creditor to reach those assets, while enjoyment and the distancing of a debtor from the ownership and control of those assets, are nevertheless realized. Join your hosts Bill, Rick and Steve to find out more.

Bill Bernard – WFBLegalConsulting.com

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Rick Moscoso – Captivate365.com
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3 Ways to Structure Trusts for Asset Protection

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