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The law of asset protection in one reference: voidable transactions and bankruptcy, exemptions and entities, third-party and self-settled trusts, the Cook Islands, Nevis, Belize, Switzerland, Wyoming and Delaware in depth, cross-border structures, the defense of a plan under attack, and the tax and reporting rules that govern all of it.
55 chapters · 7 appendices
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A practitioner's treatise on the limited liability company.
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Inside the pages · Lighthouse on Asset Protection
Chapter 2 rates every protective tool against six classes of creditor: contract, tort, spouse, support, sovereign and the bankruptcy trustee. Each later chapter returns to the matrix, so a planner can see at a glance where a structure holds and where it gives way.
The same discipline runs through the book: comparison tables, statutory surveys by state, drafting notes on model clauses, and a citation to the paragraph for every proposition.
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Every title is prepared by the Lighthouse Editorial Board. Its Editor-in-Chief is one of the primary authors of the Cook Islands Limited Liability Companies Act and led the committee that drafted the 2015 amendments to the Nevis International Exempt Trust Ordinance.
The Board has contributed to limited-liability-company and asset-protection-trust legislation in Nevis, Belize, Wyoming, Delaware, Ohio and North Carolina, and draws on the practice of Lighthouse Trust, a multinational trust company established in 1982 and resident across nine jurisdictions.
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Every paragraph carries a permanent number, such as ¶ 1610.01. A citation stays correct across updates and between the print and online editions.
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