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  1. Terry_w

    Asset Protection: What do you want to know

    I haven't seen anyonne lose control of a trust. The biggest risk in this regard is death and the passing of control away from the appointors children to that of another family member who is also a beneficiary. Risks of going bankrupt are very low for non-business running paye types. But the...
  2. Terry_w

    Asset Protection: What do you want to know

    This happens all the time with trusts. People put assets in trusts thinking they are safe from bankruptcy, but forget that control of a trust is only temporary.
  3. Terry_w

    Asset Protection: What do you want to know

    This happens. The trustee in bankruptcy will argue one spouse owns the property 50% as trustee for the other - even though no formal trust agreement exists.
  4. Terry_w

    Asset Protection: What do you want to know

    Hey that is that asset protection - or are you protectinng your assets from excess duties and taxes? I haven't looked at the NSW budget yet, but they probably just changed the rules today.
  5. Terry_w

    Asset Protection: What do you want to know

    If you want an option that cannot be contested then not give the kids anything. Loaning money is a good option but what about the equity growth? A commercial loan agreement should be entered into as well - best to get the spouse to be a party to the agreement too so you can later sue them if...
  6. Terry_w

    Asset Protection: What do you want to know

    China, you definition of 'older' shocks me. I need to devote a chapter to that itself. My chapter on family law issues is entitled "Chastity Protection Trusts"
  7. Terry_w

    Asset Protection: What do you want to know

    I am doing some research on the topic for asset protection for a book I am writing (planning several different books on various topics). I have been making a list of asset protections strategies and am up to 129 so far. can I ask people is there anything in particular you want to know about...
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