Graham Financial Associates

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Asset Protection Strategy

Re: Small Business Owners, Property Owners, Professionals, CPAs, Attorneys or Doctors, then we have the solutions to secure their financial future.

Asset Protection and Tax Reduction

Are you at risk? - Why Asset Protection
If you deal with the public, If you sell a product, If you are a licensed professional, own a business, have employees, sign contracts, are the director of a company, are a real estate agent, lanlord, day care provider, consultant, or contractor then you are in a high risk profession which makes you a target for lawsuits.

Are you at risk?
The highest level of risk falls on those who think they are immune from litigation. They don't plan, they don't prepare and then they are hit with a lawsuit. Lawsuits are generated by a number of uncontrollable factors: natural disasters, family, employees, creditors, customers, and unforseen events.

Many people overlook the importance of developing an asset protection plan. They spend more time worrying about tax savings or planning a vacation then they do about someone taking their assets. It wouldn't matter how much you saved in taxes if you don't have any assets left to protect.

An estimated $200 billion dollars a year is spent on fighting litigation, more than half of that is spent on legal fees. As a small business owner you have a one in four chance of being sued in the next 12 months.

Win or lose, right or wrong most small businesses are forced to settle before the lawsuit goes to trail. Being named in a lawsuit means time away from your business, tremendous stress on you and your family and most small businesses never recover from the additional expense. It really comes down to the simple question of "CAN YOU AFFORD TO START OVER"?

Benefits of an asset protection strategy

Establishing an asset protection plan is no longer an option but a necessity. In fact, an asset protection plan will not only protect you in the event that you are sued, it will play a major role in preventing your from being sued in the first place.

Since most lawyers work on a contingency basis they want to make sure the person they are suing is going to have substantial assets to cover their fees. If an attorney was looking to see if you were "worth" the effort and discovered you had an asset protection plan in place, many times they wouldn't proceed any further.

Are you ready to learn more about how you can get started with developing an iron clad asset protection strategy that will put more security in your future?

Thanks for your time.

Best Regards,
Anthony A. Graham, Sr.
Asset Protection and Tax Reduction Specialist
Direct: (347) 551-3148
Skype: aagrahamsr

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions!