“Building on the burgeoning popularity of offshore asset protection trusts (OAPTs), 14 U.S. states have now enacted their own ‘domestic’ asset protection trust (DAPT) legislation. These laws date back to the 1990s, but only in the last year have I learned of challenges to them in U.S. courts. The record is not encouraging.”
http://www.nestmann.com/u-s-courts-penetrate-domestic-asset-protection-trusts/
Related posts:
Jim Rogers: 50% Correction in Markets not Uncommon
Bitcoin becoming a standard part of lawsuit discovery requests?
Make your life easier: 10 useful 3D printed things
7 Newly Classified Mental Illnesses
GMO-Fed Hamsters Become Infertile, Have Stunted Growth
Nasdaq is experimenting with revolutionary technology behind Bitcoin
The USS Liberty, Israel & President Johnson’s Order to Destroy the USS Liberty
Amazon Launches Its Fastest EC2 Instance Type Yet
Judge upholds Liberty Dollar founder's conviction, schedules sentencing
"Undecided" House Members Who Need Phone Calls to Vote No on Syria Attack
Jim Rogers on Opportunities in Russia and Other Hated Markets
Cameras vs. LAPD: Was A Photographer Interfering or Just Taking Pictures?
It’s Time to Take Action Against Washington and Wall Street
Sweden’s War on Cash Runs Into a Wall–and a Heroic Bank
Meet America’s next pension casualty: the inventor of chocolate sprinkles