Asset Protection Articles

Revenue Ruling 77-137, issued by the IRS in 1977, holds significant implications for individuals holding limited partnership interests, particularly concerning asset protection. The ruling addresses the tax responsibilities of an assignee who acquires substantially all of…

In the realm of asset protection, few structures match the elegance, strength, and quiet effectiveness of the Bridge Trust®. Over two decades of use, it has withstood creditor pressure, aggressive litigation environments, and IRS scrutiny—yet no…

Wage garnishment is a legal mechanism by which a creditor, after obtaining a court judgment, can compel an employer to withhold a portion of an employee's earnings to satisfy a debt. In the United States, wage…

  Nevis LLCs are often recommended when creating an asset protection structure with promises of privacy, immunity from U.S. court judgments, and ultra-strong laws shielding assets from creditors. But for most people — especially those holding…

When facing a lawsuit, one of the most critical factors influencing settlement negotiations is insurance coverage. Both plaintiffs and their attorneys—especially those working on a contingency fee—generally view insurance as the primary source of payment. Understanding…