If you have questions about how to protect your hard-earned assets in North Carolina, you've come to the right spot. Jackie Bedard and the team at Carolina Family Estate Planning have compiled these questions and answers about how to protect assets and asset protection planning strategies in North Carolina.
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What is a Stretchout Protection Trust (a.k.a., IRA Trust or Retirement Plan Trust)?
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Should I Name My Estate or Living Trust as the Beneficiary of My IRA or Retirement Plan?
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What is the gift tax? How much can I gift without being subject to gift tax? How much can I gift during my lifetime?
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Why Should I Consider Asset Protection Planning?
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What is Asset Protection Planning?
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Doesn't a Revocable Living Trust Provide Asset Protection While I’m Still Alive?
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Is asset protection planning aimed at eliminating legitimate debts?
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If I have an umbrella insurance policy or my employer or business provides Errors & Omission (E&O) insurance or Directors & Officers (D&O) Liability Insurance, do I need to be concerned about liability and asset protection planning?
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I have malpractice insurance, do I need to be concerned with liability and asset protection planning?
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If I Have a Limited Liability Company (LLC), Do I Need Additional Asset Protection Planning?