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Sometimes You Can Plan Too Much...

January 29, 2012

One of the main dangers I try to advise my clients against is trying to do too much. In the estate planning realm, sometimes this means not setting up overly complicated structures when the amounts of money involved get to be too small. In the asset protection planning realm, sometimes this means that too much action can be worse than no action at all, as it can create a presumption of fraud.

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Sometimes You Can Plan Too Much...