When
clients first come to us for estate
planning, most have given
considerable thought to who their
beneficiaries are and the amount
that they want each beneficiary to
receive. What they have not thought
about is what the future may hold
for their beneficiaries and the
inheritance being left to them. We
live in an age of uncertainty. Many
more marriages are ending in
divorce. Family members are getting
into financial difficulties and
creditors are becoming much more
aggressive. When we discuss these
topics with our clients, we often
find that there are indeed
situations which beneficiaries of
the estate may encounter in the
future which may reduce or eliminate
the inheritance they receive unless
it is properly protected.
Our
attorneys recommend the use of a
well-drafted Asset Protection Trust
in these situations. By including
specific provisions in these trusts,
we are able to insulate, preserve
and protect the carefully designed
plans requested by the client from
being rewritten by lawyers for
creditors or divorcing spouses of
family members.
Imagine
the peace of mind that you will have
knowing that your beneficiaries will
be provided for in the manner you
intend, and can be protected for
more that one generation in a
properly drafted Asset Protection
Trust. Your beneficiaries will not
have to worry that their
inheritances may be taken away from
them in expensive court proceedings.
You
should consider taking action now to
protect your heirs and beneficiaries
by taking advantage of the safety
and security provided under a
properly drafted Asset Protection
Trust. If you delay, your hard
earned assets could end up the
pockets of aggressive creditor or
divorce lawyers and their clients
instead of being there to benefit
your loved ones into the future. We
look forward to discussing with you
the many ways an Asset Protection
Trust can enhance your estate plan
and protect your family.
Contact Us
For
more information or to schedule an
appointment with our experienced
lawyers regarding an Asset
Protection Trust, please
contact us
online or call us at 248-737-4550.