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Why Do I need Asset Protection?

Because of the out of control litigation explosion in our society, people are being forced to protect themselves. It’s a sad reality of our day that the legal system (that is supposed to assure fairness) has been perverted to such an extent that anyone can become a target.

No longer are professionals and business owners the only high risk group, now the small businessperson (even the common homeowner) must focus on ways to protect their savings, investments and other accumulated assets…anyone with anything of value has become attractive targets for greedy and unscrupulous attorneys.
It’s as if the legal system in the United States has stacked the deck against the defendant (the one against whom the suit is brought) and is in favor of the plaintiff. This is especially true if you, the defendant, have deep pockets. Judges are also not always knowledgeable enough to handle the cases that come to them. Many times a judge will award or issue a judgment that is NOT just and NOT fair.

Statistics show that even the average person will be sued one to five times in a lifetime and will face the very real possibility of being on the losing end of a disastrous judgment. Neglecting to plan for that possibility can result in the instantaneous loss of a lifetime's worth of accumulated assets.



What if I am Already in Trouble?

We are not lawyers. Although our plans are the best in the world, we must encourage you to speak with a qualified attorney if you are currently involved in or are facing a financial attack. TrustMakers may be able to direct you to a qualified attorney that will work in conjunction with us to help safeguard your interests.

Once a suit seems eminent or has been filed, the law frowns on the technology of protecting or moving assets. NOTE: Although assets may be moved under certain conditions, it is always better to move while the seas are still calm.



How Do Lawyers or Others Find My Assets?

Unless you are protected, this is very easy for them. They hire one of many firms that specialize in locating assets for attorneys. They can locate bank accounts, brokerage accounts, auto, real estate, businesses, etc., anything in your name. Most of the time a contingency fee attorney will do an asset search on you before he even bothers to sue you. He wants to make sure you have something of value before he spends his time and money.

There is very little about your personal and financial information that can’t be found. But, if the assets are not in your name and are listed in the name of a trustee, finding them becomes much more difficult (if not impossible) and expensive for the plaintiff's lawyer.

TrustMakers does two important things; first we make it virtually impossible for them to gain knowledge of your assets, and even if they discover your assets, they are unreachable.


How Can I Prevent Someone From Taking My Assets?

You´ve taken the first step by visiting our site. The best thing you can do is make yourself a smaller target. Using our technology, we effectively shrink the size of your estate, without. As John D. Rockefeller said, "Own nothing and control everything". That is the key. You do not ever need to give up control, but you can give up ownership in such a way that a plaintiff will give up and look for greener pastures.

This is done through a combination of domestic and foreign structures. We’ll show you how to set up proper asset protection that is not transparent to a plaintiff attorney and it will NOT result in IRS tax problems.



Are These Techniques Legal?

Absolutely! The rich have practiced asset protection for decades. They use these very tools and strategies that we are discussing. They are legal, effective and can give you the peace of mind you have earned. TrustMakers has simply perfected a process that makes proper asset protection affordable to people.



Can My Attorney Help Me Instead of TrustMakers?

Maybe, maybe not. Asset protection isn´t taught as part of the training in law school; it is a specialized area. Consequently, if an attorney is not careful he or she can lose their license if it appears that they assisted a client in hiding assets.

For that reason there are only a handful of attorneys that assist their clients in this area. If your particular situation warrants it, we will direct you to qualified attorneys that can help you once you´ve made the decision to protect yourself.


What's My Next Step?

Contact TrustMakers now. We will provide you with a solid, legal, bullet proof asset protection plan. We will create an fortress around your assets. Not even the craftiest litigator can lay siege to your assets. Don't wait until it's too late to make sure you protect yourself.

Contact Us Today (888) 916-7070



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