We are pleased to announce the publication of Adkisson & Riser's Developments in Asset Protection and Wealth Preservation. This publication represents a merger of the Adkisson Analysis and the Riser Report, two popular asset protection newsletters which were published several years ago but later discontinued when Jay and Chris started drafting their popular book, "Asset Protection: Concepts and Strategies" which was released last year by McGraw-Hill & Co.

Developments will focus on contemporary asset protection, risk management and wealth preservation topics. Each issue will include a feature article on asset protection planning or significant developments in debtor-creditor law.

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• Fall 2006  html | Acrobat

  - Asset Protection for Aviators and Aircraft Owners
  - 831(b) Captive Insurance Companies
  - 419(e) Welfare Benefit Plans
  - U.S. v. Townley
  - In re Ehmann – Round II
  - In re Baldwin
  - Is Your Corporation Really Protecting Your Assets?
  - The B.S. Behind Nevada Bearer Shares
  - Asset Protection Short Summaries
  - California Franchise Tax Board Taxes Separately
    Each Series of a Series LLC
  - The Private Trust Company
  - Introducing the Ownership Continuity and Control Plan
  - Why Congress is About to Declare War
    on Pretty Much Everything Offshore
  - Private Placement Life Insurance Deal Implodes
  - Report from Quatloosia

• Spring 2006  html | Acrobat

  - Asset Protection Goes Mainstream
  - Economics of A/R Financing
  - Introducing EquiStrip™
  - Bankruptcy Act Confusion
  - Offshore Trust Failure
  - New Case Updates
  - Report from Quatloosia

• August-September 2005  html | Acrobat

  - Equity Stripping
  - Accounts Receivable Financing Programs
  - Stupid Private Annuity Tricks
  - The 2005 Bankruptcy Reform Act:
     Salt Into the Wound of Sarbanes-Oxley
  - Delaware Overhauls Captive Legislation
  - Recent Case Update
  - Report from Quatloosia

• June-July 2005  html | Acrobat

  - Captive Insurance: Benefits & Responsibilities
  - Captives for Workers’ Compensation
  - Litigation Expense Policies and Risk Retention Groups
  - Stupid Captive Tricks
  - Recent Case Update
  - Report from Quatloosia

• May 2005  html | Acrobat

- The New Bankruptcy Act
- Involuntary Bankruptcy
- Recent Case Roundup
- Report from ABA-RPPT Symposium
- Report from Quatloosia

• April 2005  html | Acrobat

  - Efficacy of Charging Order Protection
  - How Protective Is the Charging Order?
  - Series LLCs
  - Umbrella Insurance
  - Alter Ego: Tales from the Dark Side
  - Report from Quatloosia
  - New Bankruptcy Act to House
  - Supreme Court Protects IRAs

• March 2005 html | Acrobat

  - At a Glance
  - Civil Conspiracy from Fraudulent Transfer
  - Fraudulent Transfer Opinion Summaries
  - Efficacy of Foreign Asset Protection Trusts
  - Upcoming Events
  - Report from Quatloosia

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This website is by far the largest and most comprehensive creditor-debtor and asset protection resource available anywhere. This website hosts thousands of pages of articles, cases, statutes, analysis, and many other resources to assist planners and judgment collection professionals in researching contemporary creditor-debtor issues.

While the articles and analysis on this website are most often drafted from a planner's point of view, creditor attorneys and judgment collection professionals will also find many of these resources to be highly useful. We have tried whenever possible to be balanced in our analysis by pointing out strengths and weaknesses in different structures and strategies from both the planner's and creditor's viewpoint.

This website was primarily created to support our book Asset Protection: Concepts and Strategies (McGraw-Hill 2004). Because of the publishing agreement with McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., certain articles which were used as the basis for that book have been withdrawn from internet publication. It is suggested that the book be used as the primary resource, and that the other materials on this website should be used as supporting materials only as needed.

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