MDY Industries, LLC v. Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.
Can a SMLLC be relied upon to contain a liability?
Dahl vs. Dahl (2015)
You cannot rely on the Trust document or recitals to establish JURISDICTION! In the end the COURT which has the case in front of it, whether State, Federal or Bankruptcy, will determine which law applies, regardless of what the Trust document itself attempts to establish.
Professionals are Under Attack – How to Protect Your Wealth
Business professionals are under attack by our legal system. How to protect your assets from out of control legal system.
The Rise of Abusive Lawsuits – A Real Estate Investors Lesson
Society is becoming more and more litigious with out of control jury awards and no tort reform. How to protect your assets.
Suing Doctors: Asset Protection for Medical Professionals
59% of U.S. physicians have been sued at least once. By age 55, 82% of specialists have faced a lawsuit. Malpractice insurance pays claims — it doesn’t protect your wealth. Here’s what actually does.
Asset Protection for Dentists: Protecting Your Practice and Your Future
Asset protection strategies for dentist..
Your CPA and Estate Planning Attorney Can’t Protect Your Assets
When a client asks their CPA or estate attorney to evaluate an asset protection structure, they’re asking an advisor who doesn’t practice that specialty to render judgment on it. Unfamiliarity and legal inadequacy are not the same thing.
How Real Estate Investors in New York Can Protect Their Assets
Asset protection strategies for real estate investors in New York.
Asset Protection vs. Bankruptcy: A Smarter Path to Security
Bankruptcy doesn’t give you a fresh start — it gives a trustee control of your assets and uses them to pay your creditors. Asset protection, built before the threat arrives, keeps your assets in your hands while you negotiate on your terms. This article breaks down the real difference, what the statutes say, and what three landmark cases — Grant, Solow, and Anderson — tell us about how this plays out under real enforcement pressure.
Texas Asset Protection Strategies: What the Law Actually Allows
Texas offers strong homestead and exemption protections — but §31.002 turnover statute and charging order limitations leave real estate investors and business owners significantly exposed. Here’s what actually works.