“It was an honor to speak to such an esteemed group of financial professionals and provide attendees with a greater understanding of the ways to avoid debt by transferring money to another person or entity, along with the importance of having a proper asset protection plan in place,” said Boughman.

Eric C. Boughman is a commercial litigation attorney whose practice encompasses a wide range of business disputes, corporate governance matters, real estate issues, and asset protection. He has represented clients ranging from multinational corporations to local business owners in all phases of the legal dispute process, including mediation, arbitration, administrative tax and licensing proceedings, trials, and appeals. Mr. Boughman has been admitted to practice law in Florida and Nevada, as well as in the U.S. Tax Court, and pro hac vice for particular matters in Illinois and Tennessee. In addition, he has counseled clients in transactions involving technology and real estate. Eric is rated AV - Preeminent, by Martindale-Hubbell and has published articles and lectured in the areas of asset protection and real estate law.

Gary A. Forster practices in domestic and international asset protection, sophisticated estate planning, corporate and tax law. His broad experience in domestic and international legal issues allows him to counsel businesses and individual clients regarding matters ranging from LLC and trust structuring to corporate reorganizations and tax planning. Mr. Forster is an accomplished author having written the book, Asset Protection for Professionals, Entrepreneurs & Investors, a guide to asset protection strategies for clients and their financial advisors, which is currently in its second edition. Gary is rated AV - Preeminent, by Martindale-Hubbell and writes and lectures frequently on the topics of asset protection, international tax and corporate law.