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Domestic Asset Protection Trust (DAPT)
Domestic Asset Protection Trust (DAPT)
Protect your Investments. Secure your Future.
Protect your Investments. Secure your Future.
How it works: A domestic asset protection trust is an irrevocable trust that allows the grantor of the trust to be a discretionary beneficiary while still providing a considerable amount of protection for the assets.
Here are some key features to consider:
- Strong Legal Protection: Nevada has some of the strongest asset protection laws in the U.S. A DAPT can shield assets from creditors, lawsuits, and other claims.
- Control and Flexibility: The settlor (person creating the trust) can still retain significant control over the trust. They can appoint a distribution trustee to manage distributions and can also hold certain powers, such as the ability to replace trustees or direct investments.
- No Exception Creditors: Nevada does not recognize exception creditors, such as those for alimony or child support, which means these creditors cannot access the trust assets once the statute of limitations has expired.
- Tax Benefits: Nevada does not have state income tax, which can provide additional tax benefits for the trust. (Please see specific tax advice from a Certified Public Accountant)
- Short Statute of Limitations: Creditors have a limited time (two years after the transfer or six months after discovering the transfer) to challenge the transfer of assets into the trust.
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$3,795 Domestic Asset Protection Trust
$3,795 Domestic Asset Protection Trust
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DAPT Benefits: Domestic Asset Protection Trusts, can offer the greatest level of asset protection available. Has a 2-yr statute of limitation and no statutory exception creditors.
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Design gives Flexibility: The trust can be set up to provide more flexibility and indirect control of assets.
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Personal Privacy: Unique provisions regarding DAPT laws as well as privacy laws are some of the strongest.
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Veto Power: The grantor of the trust can retain veto power to override distributions.
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Retirement Bonus Bundle - Described below
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Investment Control: The grantor can serve as the investment trustee, allowing the grantor to make all investment decisions.
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Power of Appointment: allows grantor to make a distribution to a beneficiary other than the grantor or rewrite the terms of the trust.
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Power to Remove/Replace Trustees: The grantor retains the power to remove or replace trustee if or when change is desired.
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Power to Use Trust Assets: Allows beneficiaries to use properties held in trust without having to pay rent to the Trust.
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