DON'T Use an Irrevocable Trust Without These 4 Things

[@ClubNoiseband]

One needs to make sure all the papers that are signed in the office are actually formally submitted & uploaded not kept only in the lawyers office- (happened twice)

[@ernestocastillo8307]

Where do those papers need to be submitted & uploaded?

[@rickblue2977]

WOW. Lots of information to absorb.

[@4noshame]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@kennethgiles7254]

The Juris of the Land is also referred to as Common Law. The Juris of the Water is also referred to as Admiralty Law.

[@LuxeprivaeMedia]

what are you talking about?

[@LuxeprivaeMedia]

Admiralty Law is Equity...

[@moorishsciencetempleofamerica8]

@@LuxeprivaeMedia explain please...

[@blacksunited6638]

I think he is exposing you to something which may have been eluded to in the video (off shore) English Common Law if you can use Juris of the Land as discussed above allows you to avoid being subjected to and statutory (state) law

[@suspiciousskepticism6306]

@@blacksunited6638 offshore still puts you in the realm of land and sea... sounds like pirates jacking pirate's... honor belongs to the honorable... only one place to go and yet nobody seems to see it, or the ones that do, act as gate keepers to it... gotta keep the pirates from being pirates...

[@malaikashakir7719]

He reminds me of the dad in Back to the future

[@SilverbackReviews]

Hellllo McFlyyyyyyyy

[@joshuaderstine4133]

I own some property. I'm concerned with protecting it from future medical expenses. I'd love to speak.

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Feel free to reach out www.assetprotectionplanners.com/

[@kathycrawford4652]

great info. I'm using an estate planner and waiting for my info to be finalized. I need to make sure he writes it up correctly.

[@tracjay1]

Do you have a video that show how to fill out ss4 for irrevocable trust?

[@qdllc]

What kind of annual cost would an irrevocable trust incur? Some trustee fees mandate a large enough trust so the income of the trust covers the costs of management.

[@lynnschmidt8421]

Does Ohio have the trustee assets law?

[@pamelahill7389]

I’ll be reaching out!!! This was amazing information!!!

[@futureproof001]

Informative Can you make a video that covers basic fees for various types of trust? I know there are variables and not exactly a one-size-fits-all. But a range on 1- Setting one up for this type versus that type. 2- Yearly cost we need to expect once a trust is set up, so we know what to expect. I see a great range online depending on the company setting these things up. Easy to not know what the ongoing (yearly forever) cost will typically be. Many people I chat with don't realize the ongoing cost and what those costs can be. More info on being able to Change or fire the people administering the trust would be cool as well. Thanks

[@SteelWolf13]

If the coupon code is $100 off must be pricey.

[@time4anew1]

@@SteelWolf13 Less than 1% off.

[@TheBunnyDeveloper]

@The Business Guy do it!

[@dadada396]

@@SteelWolf13 If that's pricey then perhaps one does not have a significant amount of assests to really be worried about protection in the first place...

[@SteelWolf13]

@@dadada396 Perhaps i'm planning and researching for when i retire in the future and I don't want the old folks home to get the house and car.

[@carlettagoodrich-mann1377]

BG asset 100. MY. Irrevocable trust was created in the early 2000’s . NOTE. Having worked with 1000 justices for domestic violence the need for securing health and wealth trust is essential.

[@Gthegreat22]

Absolutely A PRICELESS PLETHORA OF GEMS DROPPED HERE IM SUBSCRIBING

[@ahall9488]

What happens if you get a 3rd party person to create the trust(become the settler then assign you as trustee) then the creator resign off the trust? Now you can control it and you are not the creator

[@jamesnewsome8120]

I know exactly where you're going with that. I have the same information and you are absolutely right. There are four other elements that must be included in the trust- then it is trump tight

[@cryptochris247]

@@jamesnewsome8120 Where can i find more info on this?

[@cindygibbons2255]

A non Grantor trust??? A Non Grantor, irrevocable, complex, discretionary, spendthrift trust, but who can set one up properly is the question?? You can't go to a regular attorney. They have no idea what you are talking about. They want to set a statutory trust.

[@TheBaseCase]

Why not use non-statutory trust strategies?

[@GOTHAM21]

How? If its irrevovable and the settlor gives up ownership to the trust. Is living in a seperate state from the trust similar to the alter ego argument when penetrating a corporate shield?

[@evelynrogers7145]

Can the trustee also be a beneficiary?

[@evelynrogers7145]

Can the state take my home for medical or any reason if it’s in an irrevocable?

[@crazysquirrel9425]

What is the best trust to hide assets from all levels of government and potential lawsuits? One does not want any government to see what you have and take what they want nor have SS/SSI/SSDI tell you to spend down your assets.

[@Vincent-m4d]

You can put your trust under a foreign trust. Simple.

[@billr9943]

GREAT video. Thanks for the great research. BRAVO!

[@theerojo9415]

What about irrevocable trust for llc's🤔

[@harikrishnanchandramohan4209]

Why AB provision? The moment teh spouse has access to half of the assets exposes it to lawsuits right.

[@sunnindawg]

Excellent vid

[@audreyl704]

spindrift is not offered in all states

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Currently, 17 states offer asset protection trusts where the settlor can also be the beneficiary and enjoy asset protection. The trust must be properly established. US result-oriented judges, however, often ignore the law and simply rule based on their desired result. That is why offshore trusts fare much better.

[@audreyl704]

@@TheBusinessGuy in NY no spindrift trust -- have some assets but im not high millions -you need to have high millions to go offshore? and going offshore will protect all assets.?? in US and not in the US?

[@audreyl704]

@@TheBusinessGuy will be retiring out of the US. Didn't think I need to go offshore trust. i dint plan on buying property outside of the US / and thought you need to do trust in that country if you need one

[@lenahnyanzeka7067]

That's very interesting,I like it

[@matatatv6063]

How much does an offshore trust cost? I am interested

[@fernandogris1046]

good info

[@smolville]

What if the trust is given to a university without the knowledge of the beneficiary? All they get is $2000 a month cash dividends and a large tax bill.

[@enjolique367]

Excellent video ✅

[@TheBaseCase]

Juris - right law Diction - words Place - Venue So Jurisdiction means place?

[@billiealvis]

What if the trustee was also the notary of change of trust?

[@billiealvis]

Could really use an answer irrevocably trust

[@elliottmarko2531]

I think I need help with mine I don't think I'm using this correctly

[@crazyoldhippieguy]

Hello l,m looking for a trust my father set up for our family.l have looked and looked but to no avale. Do you know of a regigistery for trusts funds?

[@melissah6705]

I has signed something that at time the atty did not disclose what a irrevocable trust was later I told her verbally she was fired and i revoke,rescind my signature and I do not consent or agree on the part where she wrote in irrevocable trust i tried to write something also and paperwork which they have tampered with , this should be breach of contract she failed to tell court this and she misrepresented me as well due to this she has caused irreparable damage and harm as well as emotional distress to me and both my children . Is there something I can do or that you might be able to help me with this ?

[@Quick_Fast_Hurry]

How did this situation end up?

[@Passportpax]

Excellent video very informative on a topic I’m very interested in

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@DiscovertourshawaiiLLC]

Does Off shore .

[@cweathersby]

New subscriber...I plan om doing alot of estate and asset planning in the next year. Still confused on If i'm activly buying items or maybe a business bank account can be in an irrevocable trust or not. Like I dont want my ex trying to touch ANYTHING regarding my business. Does that make sense?

[@BroadNorma-x4l]

Lucienne Courts

[@SonicboominOnEm]

I really love this blueprint sir! I will be reaching out to you soon.

[@supersteve8305]

Another enlightening video. Thanks for your contributions. From a long time sub of your channel.

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Much appreciated Steve.

[@kennethgiles7254]

Juris diction= Your words determine the Right Law under which you stand.

[@janeqpublic7590]

There ya go! But will this lawyer tell that? Doubtful. His loyalty is to the BAR not the living man/woman. Will he tell that truth? Hell no he won't.

[@computerwizard1959]

Not having much trouble with the irrevocable trust I am involved in except the high high federal and state income rates. I would like to find a way to get lower taxes out of the funds in the trust.

[@Vincent-m4d]

Put your trust in a foreign trust.

[@wholesaleoperations530]

Great video + the timing is right on, thanks! Couple questionw: 1) I had my attorneys at the time (over 20 years ago) draft two offshore trusts, both irrevocable, originally established to hold ownership interests in various entities at the time. Both have a 100 year trust period from the date the trusts were established. Although the entities have come and gone, would I still be able to revive these trusts with some changes (i.e. appointment of new Trustees and Protectors, etc.) to own and manage current and future entities? 2) What are the tax consequences of an irrevocable trust owning shares of a C-Corp if the revenue the corp generates is retained for re-investment?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Our attorneys would have to look at the trusts to determine their eligibility for future use. Feel free to contact us. www.assetprotectionplanners.com/ Offshore trusts owning domestic companies do not offer substantial asset protection as a US judge could dismiss the offshore trust and seize the entities. So, we have other means we employ. Offshore trusts work VERY well for other assets when structured properly. The C-corp pays its own taxes. So who or what owns it does not have much of an impact on the taxes on its own earnings. Of course, the law requires me to seek a licensed CPA before you take action on any of the above.

[@hithere3609]

COOL Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Thanks for watching

[@RaymondTVNetwork]

Intresting

[@Aceofheart114]

I own a house in California, and I am moving to a different country. I would like to rent out my house in California but I want to protect it from any legal lawsuits. What are my options? Should I put it in a revocable trust or irrevocable trust knowing I want to be able to modify the loan or get a heloc in the future to invest in more properties??

[@cindygibbons2255]

I would add Equity Stripping to the tool box- basically put a lien on your property in your LLC. Lawyers look at your title and see there is no equity to grab because your house has a superior lien on it (your LLC) Since it is your LLC, you can modify or take the lien off by filing new papers with the Secretary of State

[@BereClassAct]

@@cindygibbons2255have you done this your self? How do I actually file the lien on my own property through my LLc

[@williamlegate8393]

Could the "settlor" not just be a special purpose entity like a WY LLC (single member, controlled by the trustee individually) to protect against judgements in states like CA from piercing the trust?

[@carlettagoodrich-mann1377]

I shielded myself with an irreconcilable trust. Asset trust BG 100 for a discount ? Off shore trust sounds like the. Logical trust

[@lrios1290]

What if the trustee get sued? Wouldn't my assets be exposed to their litigation?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

The trustee does not retain beneficial ownership of the assets of a properly structured asset protection trust. Therefore the assets are not exposed to their personal litigation. (The law makes you say this is it legal advice blah blah blah.)

[@traceejohnson290]

New Subscriber. Still a little confused on how to recognize a Revocable trust from an Irrevocable trust, on one that was already drafted. Will the name of the type of trust be on the trust?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Would have to read the trust.

[@heartburn6160]

Great video. Can a trustee also be a beneficiary?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Can they? Yes. Should they be? It depends on the type of trust. Asset protection trust? No. Living trust? Yes.

[@heartburn6160]

@@TheBusinessGuy Thank you!

[@Mark-rw3kw]

If it is a residual beneficiary (only becomes a beneficiary of the trust assets when the settler dies) than it is OK IMO for that beneficiary to be the Trustee of an irrevocable trust before and after the settler dies. However, it is a good idea to allow the other beneficiaries the right to replace the trustee by majority vote.

[@jorgeroman979]

what changes do I need to make on my irrevocable trust in New York when moving to Florida

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Well, first I would check to see if it is even possible to make changes. If so, get a Florida lawyer.

[@Giggidygiggidy12]

How does this work in CA where I live and work? Also how does the irrevocable trust work in California vs other states? What do you recommend?

[@americannational7402]

Now I have a hunch that P.R. is not a "safe" asset-protection territory in regards to the U.S. , True?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

True. Puerto Rico is part of the US, so US courts have jurisdiction there.

[@brandonnguyen1486]

Have y'all done irrevocable trusts for clients that put their land patents in to claim full control and legally avoid unconstitutional property taxes?

[@mschik39367]

exactly what i'm needing to know

[@theshark84724]

And so when the settler is in the proper jurisdiction, one needs to be oriented with the laws, such as in California or in Nevada, and so then you have no practical reason to comply. And our trustees have never been penetrated. And the true beauty is if you’re in Iceland, you’re in a very good place.

[@Vincent-m4d]

South Dakota has some of tge best trust laws in the country.

[@karldanger44199]

Any info in canada ??

[@Slava65]

So it looks like revocable living trust is better then irrevocable???🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Vincent-m4d]

No. Because it can be changed. Its a layer of protection, but if you die it can be changed. Irrevocable cant be changed, somewhat. The only way you can change an irrevocable trust is that the trustees and beneficiaries has to agree for the change. Look it up.

[@billlin9656]

I have a question with some random numbers. If my wife and I have a so-call AB trust that have 4 houses as co-owners. When the first person of us died, his/her part (50%) assets become irrevocable. For example those 4 house worthy $2,000,000. So $1,000,000 will be under that irrevocable trust. After many years later, the second of us died and 4 houses worthy $4,000,000. All of these houses will be transferred to my kid. After a few year’s later, my kid want to sell these houses at the prices $5,000,000. What is the capital gain? $1,000,000 or $2,000,000? Thx you

[@anaacuna4591]

My husband passed away about 2 months ago and I was not in his trust I want know if I have rights

[@TheBusinessGuy]

It varies state to state. Please contact a local attorney to help you. I am very sorry about you losing your husband. That must be difficult.

[@anaacuna4591]

Thanks

[@knowsnugget3321]

how much does it cost for such a trust

[@TheBusinessGuy]

It's almost like, "How much does a car cost?" It depends on the type of trust, friend. Feel free to reach out and discuss your needs www.assetprotectionplanners.com/

[@Mark-rw3kw]

There is the cost of creating the Trust, and then of administering the Trust if the law firm or trust company is also the Trustee.

[@lightning9279]

I can only imagine what the costs would be for this company to be the trust.

[@Mark-rw3kw]

@wordsaladd It may cost 10-$20K to set up the Trust, but the ongoing cost of having a firm be the Trustee of a $20 million Trust is sometimes a percentage of the Trust assets per year, but I believe this firm uses a yearly fixed fee that is more economical for a large Trust.

[@u235u235u235]

if an irrevocable trust is setup for a child beneficiary 20 years ago, can a recent court judgement against the settlor order the trustee to pay the creditor demanding payment from the settlor?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

There are a lot of variables. Irrevocable is only one factor. Jurisdiction? How is the trustee associated with the settlor? How was it drafted? Call us.

[@twinlifeandy5158]

My wife and I have not had any child. Can we set up an offshore such as Bahamas irrevocable family trust? Thank you.

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Yes you sure can.

[@anonymwho7263]

What is the name of your law firm in the Cook Islands/Nevis?

[@hatersgotohell627]

If I get an offshore trust that just holds assets is there a yearly fee by lawyers who take soem sort of percentage of the assets as fees?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Glad to help hatersgotohell. Please call us at [phone] or fill out a free consultation form at www.assetprotectionplanners.com/ Yes there is an annual fee to pay for the trustee and government fee but it is not based on asset value under our system.

[@ForReasonsOfConsciousness]

6:46 HOLD UP, why would you add an LLC and have the settlor as the Member and Manager of the bank account, which allows you as the trustee to be compelled by a judge to move assets out of that account to pay creditors. This sounds like an opportunity for a rogue trustee.

[@carlosvivanco9034]

Is your firm located in Florida?

[@austinpowers1999]

What if the Trustee is untrustworthy?

[@Mark-rw3kw]

Selecting a trustee is important, but being a trustee is a fiduciary responsibility and subject to criminal prosecution for any kind of embezzlement, and civil prosecution for negligence.

[@shellyanncowan8872]

Very informative. Watching from Jamaica, keep up the great work.

[@eshdhhdhd4251]

how do these irrevocable trusts hold up to alimony claims against your company?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Contact us, friend. It depends on your situation. www.assetprotectionplanners.com/

[@scottmonsen4743]

Lawyers protecting you from lawyers, who do you trust, how do you find the best option for you?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Hi Scott. The important thing is to seek an attorney who specializes in asset protection. We have attorneys on staff who have this specialty and that is all that they do. www.assetprotectionplanners.com/

[@janeqpublic7590]

Best thing to do is not have a lawyer but study for yourself. Yea it's a lot but very much worth it.

[@splendid_is_she1614]

​@@janeqpublic7590Thannnnk youuuu! Because my dad has a hell of a TRUST, which is now considered an IRREVOCABLE due to him, recently becoming INCAPACITATED! HE thought of EVERRRTRRRYTHING, within his Trust along with the Notary Public that helped him, an his wording, even down to him becoming INCAPACITATED, that I as his Sussessor Trustee, an EXECUTOR, can bypass going to court to have him CONSERVED as his Guardian, through court. He stated that the person named in #6 has full AUTHORITY over the courts. So you are absolutely, rigggght! Paying all that RIDICULOUS, money going through ESTATE ATTORNEY, an others PAYING all that money is although a Need, is a matter of studying, an wording, the facts to the BEST way possible, as it's the GRANTORS wishes of how their TRUST should be worded of a matter of protection an also lastly, it should not be based on someone elses PRECONCEIVED NOTIONS. ITS CRAZY, the videos, are here to help us, yet many I see are simply telling us they are not our Attorneys just giving some hindsight, info. And if we want to retain them, we may. I applaud every one of these Lawyers for giving all of us, the ends an out, on how these trust works, ESPECIALLY the ones speaking on Medicaid/Medi-Cal Nursing home protection, which are months and years of studying before their property ends up being taking advantage of with a lien, if one goes into NURSING. SO EVERYONE HERE PLEASE DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK! ITS CAN APPEAR THAT THIS SHOULD BE A TEN YR HEADSTART IN THE MAKING AT THE AGE WHILE IN OUR "30'S, " 40'S" AN NO LATER THAN " 50" WHICH 50'S CAN BE A STRETCH AS MOST FOLKS ALREADY HAVE UNDERLYING HEALTH CONDITIONS. I WOULD SAY START READING UP ON This, HECK EVEN WHEN A YOUNG 20 OR 25 YEARS OLD FIRST PURCHASED THEIR FIRST HOME! CAUSE SICK DAYS WILL BE COMING FOR ALL OF US, AN OUR LIVE ONES, I BEEN SEEING VIDEO'S ON THOSE NURSING HOMES, AN FOLKS SAYING THEY HAD TO SELL 5 ACRES OF LAND, AN NO DOWN TO SELLING THEIR HOMES, TO AFFORD THEIR POOR LOVE STAY AT THOSE RAGGEDY NURSING, KNOWING FREAKING WELL THE ADVERAGE Person WORKING IN THOSE PLACES AREN'T MAKING $40,000 A YR SO WHY THE HECK IS MANY OF THEM CHARGING $40,000 A MONTH

[@cryptochris247]

@@janeqpublic7590 Have you put any of this in place for yourself?

[@toldu21]

how much would it bind you as a trustee to my Irrevocable trust and how many years would i have you for the trust?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Just so we fully understand, please call us to discuss this Willy.

[@toldu21]

@@TheBusinessGuy did u get my 2nd message or did youtube delete it?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

@@toldu21 Not sure Willy. I get so many comments it's hard to keep up.

[@toldu21]

@@TheBusinessGuy youtube did delete my message, when can i ring you?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

@@toldu21 Anytime we're open. You won't talk to me but we have expert attorneys and consultants on staff who are incredibly knowledgeable.

[@carlettagoodrich-mann1377]

Licenses trustees A B trust state free with taxes

[@kellybellyxo]

Screw the IRS.

[@thetastelesschef7463]

If the trust can be the trustee (like the Rothschilds have) how would this work for the beneficiaries? Who would be the executive in this case?

[@davideverett1863]

A trust is a relationship, not an entity. It is the relationship between trustee and beneficiary.

[@thetastelesschef7463]

What about when making the irrevocable trust you make that the trustee? How would this work? Do you have any thoughts or videos on this?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

In order to be valid, I would put a natural person (human) or artificial person (a company) as trustee of the first trust. So, do to this, I would have, for example, XYX, LLC (Wyoming), trustee of the Apple Trust. So for the second trust I would have XYX, LLC (Wyoming), trustee of the Apple Trust, as trustee of the Orange Trust. Thus, I would put someone or something that can act on behalf of the trusts.

[@thetastelesschef7463]

@@TheBusinessGuy I have heard that some of the largest $$$ people have theirs set up this way. This is why I'm asking. I'm not sure how the irrevocable trust would "act" as the trustee, when I set it up and "gift" it to this "trustee" would how I word the trust to the "trustee" be how it would be managed to "the beneficiary/s?

[@thetastelesschef7463]

Ok, then I must be onto something then... I guess, thank you for your time.

[@LilyBordbar]

How much does it cost for your service?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

A million dollars. Bwahahaha. Joking. Really depends on your needs. Please feel free to reach out. www.assetrotectionplanner.com or call ☎️ [phone].

[@mikelarson5333]

Can I roll over a substantial amount of my 401k to fund my irrevocable trust? I will add my house and other assets to the trust for asset protection. Though I am in good health at 65 I am wanting to protect my self from Medicaid and the 5 year look back that they have as well as the spend down of my assets to pay for the nursing home. Thanks.

[@Mark-rw3kw]

401K, IRA's and retirement plans in the USA are usually not allowed to be in a Trust. You can name beneficiaries of those plans directly by filling out a Beneficiary Designation Form with the plan administrators, which sometimes can be done online.

[@soonner1969]

This is funny because the US is located in the district of Columbia therefore have no jurisdiction anywhere else

[@desireebaker9752]

What happens when a trustee commits a reckless crime causing a death while operating a vehicle technically owned by the trust?

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Good question. If someone was inexperienced enough to own a car in the same trust that owns investments, that would expose trust assets. That's why we recommend holding safe assets (cash, stock) in a different legal tool than dangerous assets (cars, real estate) .

[@jjayallan]

In the event of a financial crash is the money protected in any trust account

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Really depends on the investments that the trust holds. If they go down, so will the trust corpus. Thanks for watching.

[@kluu5088]

An irrevocable trust can be revoked easily by trustee .

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Thanks for watching Kluu. It really depends on how the trust is written. The most common changes would be requests suggested by the settlor to change beneficiaries.

[@nilolee2426]

Hi, can I change irrevocable trust that was created 5 yrs ago? I put my bother as my beneficiary 100% of my monetary asset but now I change my mind ,instead of 100% I would like to give him 50% and the other 25% goes to my sister and 25% to her daughter. I lived in New York State,thanks

[@Mark-rw3kw]

What does your Trust agreement say about changing beneficiaries?

[@tfh-rw9vb]

This guy sounds like Bill Hemmer

[@Jetpack_J0]

❤❤❤❤

[@larisameschi2458]

the more I try and understand Irrevocable Trusts the more confused I get. smdh

[@albertjayboyzybarra4]

Haha what are you confused about?

[@graphicdesignandwebsolutio365]

you forgot common law trusts... I know, the bar doesn't allow you to talk about it...

[@dustinwidger9838]

Difference?

[@graphicdesignandwebsolutio365]

@@dustinwidger9838 common law trusts are private and non-statutory, which means they create their own jurisdiction... Statutory trusts are (which are not real trusts) are within a government's jurisdiction... A common law trust falls under article 1, section 10 of the constitution

[@dustinwidger9838]

@@graphicdesignandwebsolutio365 thank you, big difference. Lawyers can never tell the truth

[@graphicdesignandwebsolutio365]

So, bar lawyers don't really know real law?

[@dustinwidger9838]

@@graphicdesignandwebsolutio365 correct. Or sworn to secrecy

[@danieldewitt4577]

what did he say

[@TheBusinessGuy]

He said irrevocable trusts drafted properly, in the proper jurisdiction with an independent third-party trustee can protect your assets from lawsuits.

[@MarqFlournoy]

I want a divorce, but don't want to be forced to divide the real estate portion of our assets. I want to be able to remain a beneficiary of the trust and prevent my future ex spouse from selling or making any big decisions about the properties without me.

[@TheBusinessGuy]

Call us, Marq. so we can understand your situation better www.assetprotectionplanners.com/

[@oldsalt8011]

Joe and Hunter need to give you a call.

[@lightning9279]

I hate to say it, but it looks like they did a long time ago.

[@GR8APE69]

Hardy har har 🤪

[@velebit485]

C’mon man! I’m probably going to get in trouble for saying this, but you gotta… oh, I probably shouldn’t say 😂😂😂😂

[@vertig3775]

LAW = land air water

[@j.503]

The home of Homelander is the most trusted place in the world. We are doomed.

[@d.edwardmeade3683]

👍

[@homestead685]

so I've been studying law... when you say jurisdiction then talk about laws in different states, you're inferring that difference in state equals difference in jurisdictions. you are either lying or have been mislead yourself. there are two main jurisdictions; common law, and public law(commercial

[@darylwoods3880]

Exactly lawyers are liars working with the BAR they never talk about common law trust or being private to the corporation

[@doloresturnwall3200]

Talking way too fast and too many fine points at one time.

[@K1NG-7UPreME-Bey]

@DariantheNerd🇲🇦🤝🏾💯….🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@noaccx]

You’re listening too slow

[@AndrewDarlow]

You can adjust the playback speed.

[@gpower9129]

Pause and take notes. Anything worth learning should be personally recorded by some means.

[@lovelylisa.enterprises]

Just like a lawyer. Fast talker

[@Hero_dw_juinor]

Talk to fast

[@Bryan_Lion]

You can slow down the play rate one notch

[@MrRayopt]

He might make a good auctioneer. Blah blah blah. Another crooked lawyer

[@GreenKid1988]

wtf? How? He’d be crooked if he told you only he knew how to do it. You’re from the south huh?