You can protect your own assets, but at a pretty high cost. It's easier, and very worthwhile, to protect the assets you leave behind.
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Father, husband, entrepreneur, and owner of a trivia filled brain. I help families and individuals plan for the unexpected and end of life. Schedule a Complimentary Strategy Session to chat with me, get answers to your questions, and find out about your Estate Plan options.
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