http://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.netQuick Blogcasthttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2008/09/04/automobile-liability-and-asset-protection.aspx#comment-3348186Good points, There are many possible ideas you can use to protect your assets. The laws of each countries are different, and you should find out what property can be taken from you under the laws of your particular state where you live. For example, several states have homestead laws, which protect all or part of your interest in your home from creditors.Truck reviews2010-07-23T05:37:16Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2008/09/04/automobile-liability-and-asset-protection.aspx#comment-3330657Nice difference explained between automotive the asset and liability. Insurance can help to cover the vehicle liability. <br /><br />Great information provided in this post.Used pickup trucks2010-07-19T11:53:39Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2010/07/13/steinbrenner--4th-billionaire-to-die-in-year-of-no-estate-taxes.aspx#comment-3315635Paging Dr. Jack Kevorkian. He will be busy this year. <br /><br />This will discourage saving and investment, suppress productivity and wage growth, reduction in wealth creation, and interrupts/hurts our American way of life. Even if you own land this will hurt. Why in the world they would do this now when the economy is taking body blow after body blow is beyond me. Fools!<br /><br />It never ceases to amaze me that progressives and liberals believe in higher taxes and spout the rhetoric “tax the rich,” but they are the ones always caught cheating or evading taxes and sheltering their money most often. What a bunch of hypocrites. We know where these people go in the afterlife and I hear it is very hot there.Lorrie Blitch2010-07-14T14:16:49Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2010/06/29/asset-protection-needed-because-of-crazy-lawsuits.aspx#comment-3309459Very interesting article Randy, there is another asset that is not mentioned above that is also very important to protect which are digital assets.<br /> <br /> In the case of Justin Ellsworth, who was killed in action in Iraq, and his parents wanted access to his email account. They had to fight with Yahoo! in order to finally gain access. If you'd like more info, check out this blog post about the Ellsworth case. <a href="http://bit.ly/cpe3SI">http://bit.ly/cpe3SI</a> <br /> <br /> Brian<br /> entrustet.comBrian Kamin2010-07-12T16:39:07Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2008/09/04/automobile-liability-and-asset-protection.aspx#comment-3121860Hi Randy, thanks for the important information, was very much helpful for me :) ThanksAtvs for sale2010-05-21T15:41:57Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2009/10/30/asset-protection-planning-or-estate-planning--which-has-priority.aspx#comment-3052021My husband and I have an Ohio Revocable Trust inwhich two of the beneficiaries(from two of our marriages) have a 20% interest in our estate assets when we are both deceased. Does the State of Florida have the legal right to any monies or real estate assets bequeathed to these beneficiaries based on the fact that they were (and are) both on State and Federal assistance programs? <br />Thank you.<br />barbara SnyderBarbara Snyder2010-04-27T22:09:14Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2008/09/04/automobile-liability-and-asset-protection.aspx#comment-1457127Great article! Single best asset protection advice I've received.<br /><br />Question: If car is re-titled to child, can child still be covered under parent's auto insurance policy without compromising asset protection of parent?<br /><br />Thank you, MKBMKB2008-10-19T18:29:55Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2008/08/24/fdic-deposit-insurance-limits--whats-insured-and-whats-not.aspx#comment-1334350Randy,<br />I would have to 100% agree with you on the topic of FDIC coverage. With this ever-changing economy no one know what is going to happen. Clients are now more than ever concerned that their assets are protected in their bank. This article will help explain the FDIC questions that many of my clients already have. <br />Thanks for posting this as a source for me to refer customers to.<br /><br />~KaylaKayla2008-09-03T14:19:55Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2008/08/22/estate-planning-and-asset-protection--a-new-blawg-on-the-scene.aspx#comment-1319941Mr. Coleman:<br /><br />My husband I found this site very well written and informative. This why my husband and I chose your law firm for our estate planning. You were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Many times with other attorneys, I was left wondering if they are really competent and providing sound advice. This was never the case with your law firm. We left knowing we were in competent hands.<br />Thanks<br /><br />LorrieLorrie Blitch2008-08-28T19:14:39Zhttp://blog.thecolemanlawfirm.net/2008/08/22/estate-planning-and-asset-protection--a-new-blawg-on-the-scene.aspx#comment-1318040Randy,<BR>That was quite interesting and a very easy read for the lay person. Thanks for such a comprehensive read that seemed to cover the most common situations we may be involved in. How about info on RMD when you reach 70 1/2? Hope you have time to keep this blawg going.Louise2008-08-28T02:42:16Z