How to Kill a Lawsuit: Stop a Lawsuit Dead in Its Tracks
- ISBN-10
- 1629020559
- ISBN-13
- 9781629020556
- Category
- Law
- Pages
- 492
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2014
- Publisher
- Tate Pub & Enterprises Llc
- Author
- Brian Turner
Description
Do you know the simplest, easiest, and one of the best ways to protect against lawsuits? (The answer may surprise you.) - Learn the secrets that lawyers charge thousands of dollars for. - Learn how a simple child's trust can save you thousands of dollars each year in taxes. - Learn a little-known way how to pay no taxes on stock profits --- 100% legal! - Learn how to protect your home from foreclosure. - Learn how to protect your home from creditors. - Learn how to secretly and legally hide your money. - Learn easy ways to make yourself judgment proof. - Plus learn many more lawsuit and asset protection secrets. Everybody living in the United States today is highly vulnerable to a lawsuit that could easily wipe them out because of unpredictable jury verdicts and corruption in our legal system. Everyone must take proactive steps to protect themselves against lawsuits and to protect all of their assets. Join Brian Turner as he teaches you everything you need to know for maximum protection in How to Kill a Lawsuit!
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