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John E. Sullivan

Founder, Sullivan & Sullivan Ltd.

 

John E. Sullivan III is a founding member of the law firm of Sullivan & Sullivan, Ltd.  Mr. Sullivan represents debtors, creditors, and other interested parties in collections, bankruptcy and asset protection matters.  As part of his practice, he advises clients on the use of onshore and offshore trusts and companies as well as the use of U.S. exempt property laws, and is actively involved in structuring and implementing asset protection plans.  He is also involved in estate and probate matters.  Mr. Sullivan frequently speaks on matters related to asset protection and asset recovery, and has numerous publications to his credit, including a law review article cited in the annotations to the Uniform Fraudulent Transfers Act and another law review article cited in the official Commissioner’s Comments to the Uniform Trust Code.

John’s Recent activity

Fraudulent Transfer Claims
Dec 01, 2011
The first bankruptcy case involving an Alaska asset protection trust (APT), In re Mortensen,1 has been decided. This case (we'll refer to it as Mortensen II, as it was the second of three related rulings) revolved...
New Rules, Old Game
Jun 01, 2005
Pundits are warning that when the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPA) goes into effect this fall (Oct. 17 for most provisions), its clauses on homestead exemptions, pensions and self...