Fraudulent Transfers

#1 08-13-2006, 06:13 PM

After doing some reading, it seems that there really is no way to protect a persons assets from a creditor.

This new ten years prior rule about the assets being transfered or a lein put on an asset.

really puts a damper on it.

I think I better get my ten speed bike out, and fill up the tires soon.

v

charlesa6 · #2 08-13-2006, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by vinshelley

After doing some reading, it seems that there really is no way to protect a persons assets from a creditor.

This new ten years prior rule about the assets being transfered or a lein put on an asset.

really puts a damper on it.

I think I better get my ten speed bike out, and fill up the tires soon.

v

Sure, there is a lot of way you can protect your assets. You just have to know which one is the bullet proof. Do your own research.