by Paul Deloughery | Apr 26, 2019 | Law Cases, Paul Deloughery
I dedicate this front page article to addressing myths and “shiny objects” that don’t work. This month, I’d like to address one of the sacrosanct beliefs held by all respectable and educated persons — namely, that trusts avoid probate. HERE’S THE MYTH:...
by Paul Deloughery | Apr 22, 2019 | Law Cases, Paul Deloughery
If you have a Will and/or Trust, you’re ahead of 60% of Americans. But getting an estate plan in place is kind of like changing the oil in your car. You can’t just do it once and forget about it. Here are 8 reasons to review your estate plan: You move to...
by Paul Deloughery | Sep 24, 2018 | Asset Protection, Law Cases, Maintaining Wealth, Paul Deloughery
I’m currently spending time with my Ukrainian wife in her hometown of Mariupol, Ukraine. I have recently posted Traveling to Ukraine. Ukraine is an example of what happens when people use what I do (asset protection) to undermine an entire economy. It’s sad. There is...
by Paul Deloughery | Sep 10, 2018 | Law Cases, Paul Deloughery
A recent study of online dating websites found that women find men most attractive at 50, and men find women most attractive when they are 18. This doesn’t seem shocking to me. Prior to focusing my practice on asset protection, I practiced probate litigation. I can...
by Paul Deloughery | May 21, 2018 | Law Cases, Paul Deloughery
Why did I become a lawyer? I’ve been a lawyer for about 20 years. The reason I personally went to law school was to figure out how the world works (and do you have the opportunity to make more money). Prior to going to law school, I was a musician, and I have to admit...
by Paul Deloughery | Feb 27, 2018 | Law Cases, Paul Deloughery, Real Estate Law
“I inherited a house, but my brother or sister won’t move out!” Did your mom or dad die, and then your brother or sister moved into their house and won’t move out? Did your mom or dad record a “Beneficiary Deed” stating that when they die, you and your siblings are to...
