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Read more about the article Klabacka v. Nelson: The Case Behind Every Nevada Divorce-Protection Claim

Klabacka v. Nelson: The Case Behind Every Nevada Divorce-Protection Claim

  • Post published: November 3, 2026

Klabacka v. Nelson protected a Nevada trust in divorce on facts few clients have. What it held, the alimony half left out, and why it rarely travels.

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Read more about the article Piercing the Corporate Veil: How a Creditor Reaches the LLC Owner Personally

Piercing the Corporate Veil: How a Creditor Reaches the LLC Owner Personally

  • Post published: October 31, 2026

When a court disregards an LLC and holds the owner liable, what courts look at, how it happens after judgment, and how to run an LLC so it holds.

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Swap Power and the Step-Up in Basis: Do You Need One If Your Assets Never Left Your Estate?

  • Post published: October 25, 2026

A CPA who advises ultra-high-net-worth families left a sharp question on one of my posts last week. I had written…

Continue ReadingSwap Power and the Step-Up in Basis: Do You Need One If Your Assets Never Left Your Estate?
Read more about the article Asset Protection for Business Owners

Asset Protection for Business Owners

  • Post published: October 23, 2026

Most business owners I talk to have the entity and think that was the hard part. The entity was the…

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Read more about the article How to Protect Your Assets From a Lawsuit

How to Protect Your Assets From a Lawsuit

  • Post published: October 23, 2026

If something already happened — a demand letter, an accident, a notice of intent, a conversation with a lawyer that…

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Read more about the article In re Mastro (Bankr. W.D. Wash. 2011) — Case Review

In re Mastro (Bankr. W.D. Wash. 2011) — Case Review

  • Post published: October 10, 2026

A Seattle developer’s Belize trust and Delaware series LLCs were unwound in bankruptcy. What the court found on timing, control, and the spouse’s liability.

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Read more about the article Asset Protection in Washington State: What Happens When a Creditor Actually Tests Your Structure

Asset Protection in Washington State: What Happens When a Creditor Actually Tests Your Structure

  • Post published: October 10, 2026

Washington has no asset protection trust statute, and its LLC statute allows foreclosure. What the case law shows works for Washington residents — and when.

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Read more about the article The Duress Clause That Put Him in Jail

The Duress Clause That Put Him in Jail

  • Post published: September 30, 2026

An offshore trust had a duress provision. The Eleventh Circuit held it void — and explained exactly which duress clauses fail and why.

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Read more about the article The Trust Was Created in 1988. It Still Failed.

The Trust Was Created in 1988. It Still Failed.

  • Post published: September 23, 2026

A 1988 Third-Party Trust That Still Failed. Perfect timing. A restricted-trustee clause in the document. Created by a father for his son decades before any claim. An Illinois bankruptcy court held it was not a valid spendthrift trust.

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Read more about the article Four Words Cost Them $6.5 Million

Four Words Cost Them $6.5 Million

  • Post published: September 23, 2026

The Children's Trust That Was Self-Settled: In re Kittrell. An irrevocable trust with an anti-reversion clause still failed. The reason was a four-word class definition in the power of appointment.

Continue ReadingFour Words Cost Them $6.5 Million
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