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Asset protection planning is a moving target. Practitioners must constantly be aware of case developments and changes in the law, which must be reflected in their plans. Nevertheless, some advisors operate by rote and give every asset protection client the same basic plan: a domestic family limited partnership (or a limited liability company) funded with the client's investments and owned primarily

Alexander A. Bove Jr., Attorney

March 1, 2007

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Alexander A. Bove, Jr., partner, Bove & Langa, Boston

Asset protection planning is a moving target. Practitioners must constantly be aware of case developments and changes in the law, which must be reflected in their plans. Nevertheless, some advisors operate by rote and give every asset protection client the same basic plan: a domestic family limited partnership (or a limited liability company) funded with the client's investments and owned primarily by the offshore asset protection trust. More thoughtful advisors employ numerous other domestic and international strategies. For instance, they make creative use of powers of appointment, noncharitable family foundations, purpose trusts, domestic and offshore life insurance products, offsho...

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About the Author

Alexander A. Bove Jr.

Attorney, Bove & Langa P.C.

Alexander Bove is a widely known and respected trust and estate attorney with over thirty years experience. In 1998 he was admitted to practice in England and Wales. Alexander has been quoted in the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Worth, Forbes, Money, and Fortune as an authority on trusts and estate planning and asset protection planning. From 1973 to 1995 he authored the widely acclaimed legal and financial column, "The Family Money", for the Boston Globe. He has published several books on subjects of estate planning, asset protection planning, taxes, trusts and estates. An internationally known lecturer in his fields of expertise, Mr. Bove has lectured at the annual Heckerling Tax Institute, annual meetings of the American College of Trust & Estate Counsel (ACTEC), the Association of Advanced Life Underwriters (AALU), The Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), Top of the Table, The Annual Notre Dame Estate Planning Institute, and The International Academy of Estate and Trust Law.