Any trust that can help protect your assets from creditors requires that you surrender at least some control over those assets. This goes for an offshore trust; a so-called "domestic asset protection trust"; an irrevocable life insurance trust; and any other trust that gives you creditor protection. If you think about it, this is just common sense. If
Domestic Asset Protection Trusts
Traditional Asset Protection Is Frequently the Best
There are many asset protection strategies, and the more expensive and complex ones are not always the best. I like the comment made by Jay Adkisson (a nationally recognized asset protection planner) in the May 11, 2009 issue of Forbes Magazine. He basically says the best ways are the old ways.
While that is a big generalization, there…