•  Info@ForsterBoughman.com
  •   Call Us: (407) 255-2055

 

Our News

Article written for:  BizJournals.com

Effective asset protection requires the strategic use of several legal components. These include the transfer of assets to protective structures (such as limited liability companies and trusts), proper allocation of legally protected assets, insurance and proper titling of assets to maximize legal exemptions from claims. Proper structuring insulates assets against claims from future, unknown creditors.
Published in Publications
Thursday, 30 July 2015 20:00

The Uniform Voidable Transactions Act

Article written for:  ABA Property and Probate

The Uniform Voidable Transactions Act (UVTA) was recently adopted by the Uniform Law Commission (Commission) as the successor to the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA). UFTA was itself an update of its predecessor, the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act (UFCA).  UFCA was revised to conform the Act to the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978. UVTA resolves several “narrowly-defined issues.” UVTA Prefatory Note 5 (2014).
Published in Publications

Article written for: Orlando Business Journal 

Limited liability companies have become the entity of choice for small business owners and are commonly used by professionals in asset protection planning. Choosing to form an LLC instead of a corporation may be prudent, but it raises the question of where to form the LLC. There are several factors to consider in deciding where to establish the entity. Picking the right LLC jurisdiction may be as important as the decision to use an LLC.

In 2010, the Florida Supreme Court issued a ruling that eviscerated the effectiveness of the Florida single member LLC for asset protection purposes.

Published in Publications

Article Written for:  AccountingToday.com

Given the remarkably rapid rise of internet commerce, it is no surprise that cash-strapped states are looking for ways to tap into (i.e., tax) the bountiful stream of internet commerce.  To do so, states will expand the “nexus” of their taxing authority to reach online sales.

Published in Publications

Article written for:  Accounting Today 

Limited liability companies have become the entity of choice for small business owners and are commonly utilized by professionals in asset protection planning.
Choosing to use the LLC over (for example) a corporation may be prudent but raises the question of where to form the LLC. There are several factors to consider in deciding where to establish the entity. Picking the right LLC jurisdiction may be as important as the decision to use an LLC.

Published in Publications
Forster Boughman & Lefkowitz

Our mission is to serve as a resource for complex domestic and international business transactions, tax, health law, asset protection, and related litigation.

Our firm is an approachable and economic alternative to large national and international law firms.  Se habla español.



 

Twitter Feed

Contact Info

ForsterBoughman
2200 Lucien Way, Suite 405
Orlando (Maitland), Florida  32751


Local:  (407) 255-2055

Toll-free:  (855) WP-GROUP

Email:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


Office hours:  Open weekdays
from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM