Lawsuits In Many Cases = Legal Extortion!
The staggering cost in attorneys' fees alone to defend a lawsuit is many times more costly than the potential outcome of the lawsuit itself. Like it or not, there is no purer form of extortion than a lawsuit; the defendant has to decide whether to pay the plaintiff or pay his attorney to defend the case. What a choice indeed.
Besides the fact that I've worked with many attorneys over the years, I've come from a family of prominent attorneys in the midwest area. I say this only because in the last few years has this term asset protection become more prevalent.
And it wasn't that people were poorer back several years ago or that people with a home or money didn't want to protect what they had. It's all been due to the explosion in litigation and the increasing number of new lawyers that has produced this new form of needed protection.
So, the question is, how would you like to:
Never again waste another minute worrying about losing your house, car, bank account, pension, investments, business, etc., to an unethical or unjust creditor in a lawsuit? See greedy, hostile litigation attorneys stop salivating and turn pale when you explain to them your asset protection strategy? Watch government regulatory agencies such as the FTC ( Internet Marketers pay close attention ) back off your case because it's a waste of their time? Barricade your assets in an impenetrable fortress where they're creditor-proof, lawsuit-proof, judgment-proof, and seizure-proof forever? Have the same powerful strategies Madonna, Michael Jackson, Mel Gibson, the Kennedy’s and the Rockefeller’s use to protect their empires but at an affordable price?
Sometimes, just sometimes we all need a reminder. The reminder that life is too short to take chances. Lawsuit Protection is that reminder.
By protecting your business and personal assets, you will have peace of mind and this will help you enjoy life to the fullest.
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But Is Asset Protection "Legal?"
While you savor those thoughts, I think that this would also be a good time to address the question of whether protecting your assets is unethical or illegal? I admit, there are some people who consider asset protection illegal.
Still others consider asset protection unethical. Now, since I'm not an attorney this isn't official legal advice, but I'm going to say it anyway.
I am in NO way recommending nor would any attorney in their right mind advise that you avoid paying a judgment or fine that you rightfully owe.
But you should be in the position to make the final verdict on what is fair and right. When lifetime, incumbent judges and bleeding-heart juries stop handing out ludicrous decisions, then you'll no longer need to protect your hard earned assets.
Famous Legal Quotes
Necessity knows no law; I know some attorneys
of the same.
Benjamin Franklin
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Ironically, collection lawyers, government agencies such as the IRS and the FTC, and everyone outside the asset protection business, make every effort to characterize asset protection as dishonest, fraudulent, or worse. Of course, their motives are transparent.
They denounce anyone who successfully stop their efforts to collect or seize their assets which then disrupts the stream of income flowing in their direction. So, in a nutshell, total asset protection is NOT illegal or a privilege...
It is a freedom protected by the U.S. Constitution.
Why You Need Lawsuit
Protection Right Now
Now, this is not an all out attack against all attorneys... just most. In fact, the best advice I've ever heard was from an attorney who specializes in asset protection. In no uncertain terms, he fervently advises:
"Don't wait until you're a Defendant in a lawsuit or the target of an IRS or FTC investigation to consider protecting your assets."
If a creditor (plaintiff) has a legitimate claim against an identifible asset, it may be against the law to transfer or sell that asset. Most states endorse the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act that prohibits a debtor (Defendant) from transferring his assets with the intent to hinder, delay, or defraud a known creditor.
You've got to protect yourself before the storm
approaches, not in the middle of it.
You and I both know that the very wealthy people - millionaires, Fortune 500 CEOs, movie stars, politicians and athletes - usually have dozens of legal safeguards in place to shelter their assets, because they know that its legal to do AND can afford to hire the very top experts.
But what about the 'average guy?' The small-business owner. The Internet marketer. The real estate entrepreneur. The local doctor - who may be thinking about giving up his practice thanks to skyrocketing malpractice insurance costs.
The small investor who has painstakingly increased his net worth over the years. The widow or widower with a big check from their spouse's insurance. WHO'S LOOKING OUT FOR THEM?
And what about the average family's really vital assets? Their home. Kid's college funds. Retirement savings. Money set aside to help aging parents. WHAT PROTECTS THOSE ASSETS AGAINST AMERICA'S LAWSUIT EXPLOSION? My information will... but more on that later.
Examples of Why YOU Need Asset Protection Now...
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