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How can Estate Planning protect my assets from creditors?

April 26, 2017assets Creditors estate planning protect

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How can Estate Planning protect my assets from creditors?

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Many types of trust, usually irrevocable in nature upon death, can be created to protect the transferred assets from creditors either of yourself or your intended beneficiary.

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Depending on the goals of the client and the nature of the creditors, many types of trust, usually irrevocable in nature, can be created to protect the transferred assets from creditors either of yourself or your intended beneficiary.