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A Free Web Book By Vernon K. Jacobs Published by Research Press, Inc. -- All rights reserved |
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A Free Web Book By Vernon K. Jacobs Published by Research Press, Inc. -- All rights reserved |
| Note: This is an index to selected articles from back issues of Global
Asset Protection Strategies, which represents the quivalent of a book
on the subject of legal methods of protecting your assets from predatory
lawsuits and from the lawsuit lottery. I have not had time to put chapter
links into each of the following pages and you will have to use the back
key on your browser to return to this index page when you have completed
a "chapter". A few of the chapters are only a few printed pages but most
are about 8 pages in length. There are over 200 printed pages (8.5 x 11)
in this free "Web book". Like insurance, asset protection is something
you must do before someone is ready to sue you. Unlike insurance, the methods
of asset protection are constantly changing. I therefore hope you will
consider a subscription to my economical email monthly newsletter to keep
you up to date on the constant changes in the following methods of protecting
your asets from the litigation epidemic.
Vernon K. Jacobs Part I - An Introduction To Asset Protection Planning How To Insulate Yourself From The Lawsuit Epidemic
Part II - Legal Asset Protection Devices Bankruptcy exemptions
Part III - Protection For Specific Assets Home equity protection
Part IV - Resources For Asset Protection Advisors
About the author: Vernon Jacobs is a CPA/CLU who works as a fee only tax author and consultant. He sponsors and moderates a free discussion group on asset protection and offshore topics. His email address is vkj@rpifs.com. He can be reached by phone or fax at (913) 362-9667.
Further details about protecting your assets from future lawsuits are available in our paid subscriber's web site. Changes in the tax laws and various federal and state laws affecting various asset protection devices are provided in our monthly email newsletter on Global Asset Protection NOTICE: This Information is intended only for educational purposes and may be regarded as controversial by some legal experts. Readers should consult with a qualified professional who is familiar with their specific financial and tax circumstances before adopting any ideas that are discussed in this article.
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