HK® Bobby Pen & The Pen Pals® - Transferring Your Asset Protection Structure to the Next Generation

Transferring Your Asset Protection Structure to the Next Generation

While we may not expressly consider asset protection for our children, transferring an asset protection structure to your children is consistent with the objective of estate planning. This concept of transferring your asset protection structure to the next generation derives from the view that an established asset protection structure has value. If you transfer your asset protection structure to the next generation, you continue this “investment” to provide value for the next generation. You save your children the legal fee and filing fee costs that they would otherwise need to incur to create their own asset protection structure.

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HK® Bobby Pen & The Pen Pals® FE8A5C COMPRESSED All LLC Are Not Created Equal

All Operating Agreements Are Not Created Equal

It has been stated that the limited liability company has become more popular than the corporation as the basic form of entity to do business in the United States. A critical document with any limited liability company is the operating agreement. When an operating agreement for a limited liability company fails to fully cover the six key issues described here in accordance with the understandings of the limited liability company’s members and managers and applicable law, such operating agreement is a poorly-drafted, inadequate operating agreement.

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