Randall Fisher
Charging orders: What are they and whose is better
At a recent lunch, a colleague posed the question, “Which state do you think has the better charging order?” That posed an interesting...
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Randall Fisher
Oct 31, 20162 min read
Spooked about politics? How worried should you be?
I had the opportunity recently to hear Dr. JoAnne Feeney, Portfolio Manager of Adviors Capital Management, speak about the state of the...
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Randall Fisher
Jan 11, 20133 min read
Should my Business be an LLC? A Question for the Great Oz
Determining whether your business should be an LLC (or a Sole Proprietorship) is daunting even with a grasp of the basic differences....
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Randall Fisher
Nov 20, 20123 min read
Why Farmers Need an Estate Plan
Not all small business owners wear slacks. Instead, some opt for overalls or jeans and work boots and make their offices in barns and...
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Randall Fisher
Oct 23, 20122 min read
Prodigal Planning: Protecting a Spendthrift Heir
Pop Quiz! What do you get when you add one kid with poor impulse control with one enormous inheritance? Hint: The sum is not a lifetime...
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Randall Fisher
Oct 16, 20124 min read
Domestic Asset Protection: Is it Worth the Risk?
The preceding posts in which we pitted pairs of states against one another to debate their asset protection trust laws like political...
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Randall Fisher
Oct 13, 20126 min read
Wyoming, Alaska Pull No Punches in Asset Protection Debate
Though dwarfed at times by the self-settled titan at the opposite podium, the younger Wyoming managed to poke holes in the asset...
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Randall Fisher
Oct 9, 20126 min read
The Domestic Asset Protection Debates: Nevada or Delaware in 2012?
Everybody wants your vote these days. Candidates are promoting their plans zealously, each of them jockeying for your attention with...
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Randall Fisher
Oct 2, 20124 min read
Domestic Asset Protection: What Mitt Romney Could Have Done Onshore
Recent numbers released by The Washington Post suggest that Mitt Romney’s presidential hopes may be on life support due to his standing...
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