A primary focus when starting a business should answer this question: What structure provides the most protection? New founders can get bogged down in the minutia about whether to choose a corporation ...

Should I buy real estate in my name, or should I buy real estate in my LLC? What if I don't have an LLC when I buy real estate? These are just two typical questions you may have asked yourself as a ...

Question: I’m a New Hampshire resident. I have several hundred thousands of dollars’ worth of assets that I’ve accumulated over the years that I don’t use in my business. They include vehicles, stocks ...

Setting up a business as a limited liability company (LLC) can protect the business owner's personal assets from being claimed by business creditors. An LLC creates a shield between business ...

Among the many false myths about asset protection planning is the belief that a debtor in financial distress can transfer certain of his valuable assets to a charging order protected entity ("COPE"), ...

Businesses more than any other category face significant challenges and insurmountable risks when they offer their products and services in the market. Business operations are so risk-prone that very ...

Limited liability companies are the median between partnerships and corporations. LLCs bring in the limited liability benefits of a corporation while at the same time keeping the pass-through status ...

Navigating the labyrinth of asset protection can be daunting. HR is not just a bystander but a vital educator in safeguarding an employee's hard-earned wealth. This narrative often orbits around two ...