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THE TRUE TRUST BOOKIn this comprehensive book, Jay Lashlee guides you through your understanding of the process that will help you avoid pitfalls, excessive taxes, liability manipulation, and wasted money. The True Trust Book describes steps to:* Eliminate probate abuse * Minimize elder abuse * Create a Superior "Private Will" that supersedes the typical public Will. * Eliminate expenses, disagreements, family disputes, and publicity * Avoid attorneys fees, legal expense, and wasted time to accomplish settlement * Minimize family abuse and conflicts with friends * Minimize support expense * Minimize medical expense * Minimize education expense * Provide for family care and guardianship * Protect yourself from the legal and financial ravages of disability * Provide for pet care and guardianship * Distinguish the hype from the true expert advisers * Use a private trust as part of a complete estate plan to reach all your personal goals * Eliminate the need for a court appointed guardian * Manage or reduce taxes * Manage and protect assets before, through, (and after) disability * Eliminate the need for a court appointed guardian * Avoid living trusts, partnerships, limited liability company (LLC) promotions * Reduce bookkeeping expense and accounting complexity * Understand documents Sample documents are provided; all of the legal forms, finance checklists, including many typical examples. Jay Lashlee provides a balanced view of trusts that will clarify what you do (and DO NOT) need. TRUST PLANNING, PRIVACY, & PROTECTIONAfter reading the basics, Jay and his staff at True Trust will provide further information in advanced areas of privacy, asset protection, trusts, and other related areas. They prove themselves by providing education and outstanding support that will inspire you to become a MEMBER of the extended True Trust Group. They treat you like we all want to be treated. Like lifelong friends, and extended family, they have had many of the same clients and contacts since 1977.PLANNING PRIVATELY FOR FAMILY AND HEIRSA properly defined trust can be the basis for protecting your estate, your finances, your family, and your beneficiaries. It can avoid wasted time and expenses of probate and allow assets to reach heirs as quickly and cost effectively as possible. Without a trust, this is more difficult to accomplish than it should be. The misinformation surrounding living trusts is staggering. Many trusts are poorly written, shamefully mismanaged, and improperly used. But even when correctly planned, a living trust is not necessary or beneficial for everyone. More importantly, almost all trusts are only designed to protect you or provide benefits upon your death. We believe you should get protection while you are still alive!PRIVATE TRUST FOR BUSINESS AND FAMILYIt's difficult to get personal privacy. It's even more difficult to get asset privacy, financial privacy, or business privacy. A properly structured plan can install privacy and recapture lost privacy. You will be able to control who knows where you live, what assets you enjoy, where finances are located, and what your finances contain.ASSET PROTECTION TRUST FOR BUSINESS AND FAMILYAsset protection is usually limited to a corporate shield or a protective LLC. That method only provides limited protection and simply divides the risk into two targets instead of one. How do you do it right? We believe that splitting the risk into many private slices diversifies your risk. You can get reduced targeting, separated risk, layers of privacy, and extreme protection. The TRUE TRUST BOOK by Jay Lashlee will provide the foundation of knowledge to install private asset protection.TRUST GUIDE BOOK - BASICS OF TRUSTSThere is no sales promotion, offer of investments, or request of credit card information. There is no cost for the booklet (provided at www.TrueTrustBook.com). The full True Trust Book is also freely available to MEMBERS. All details, forms, definitions, examples, instructions, and True Trust Book chapters are on the www.TrueTrust.com website, as well as available by email. There is absolutely no obligation to read or print portions of the trust book.BASIC AFFORDABLE TRUSTS PROTECT YOUR ESTATEBy the time you are named as a defendant in a lawsuit or divorce proceeding, it may be too late to protect your assets. The time to protect assets is now! Fortunately, asset protection can be much easier and far less expensive than you think. In this complete, practical, and easy-to-follow guide, leading privacy and asset protection expert and popular author Jay Lashlee presents the steps you can (and should) take to protect your home, your savings, and other assets from creditors, litigants, lawsuits, the disinherited, wayward relatives, medical emergencies, criminals, and divorce.EXTENDED BENEFITS OF TRUSTSLashlee explains the concepts of asset protection of what you own from malpractice claims, lawsuits, and divorce. The True Trust Book offers step-by-step guidance in determining which asset-protection strategies and techniques are right for you. You will learn numerous legal and effective methods you can use to:* Protect your personal assets from business and professional claims * Compare why a trust is better than a prenuptial agreement * Isolate husband and wife assets, taxes, and credit reports separate from each other * Protect your assets and your family assets from divorce * Effectively keep in-laws from owning your assets * Completely disinherit relatives from your assets * Minimize your risk of lawsuits and other claims against your assets * Secure your retirement, investments, real estate, and stock holdings against lawsuits * Compare trusts with corporations, family limited partnerships, and LLCs * Eliminate some unusual types of attacks against your assets * Make your home-based business judgment proof * Privately own cars, boats, investments, real estate, and bank accounts * Compare benefits and liabilities of special trusts * Effectively avoid identity theft with a few easy steps without cost * Compare offshore companies and international trusts * Avoid the "Top Ten" List of common mistakes in estate planning * Compare Sample Trusts, use Checklists, and select from a Library of Forms * Manage finances, have continuous control, and have simple reports 
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