✔️ The Problem We Will Solve: When the first spouse dies, the surviving spouse, often suffers reduced income, erosion of net worth, difficulty to manage the family’s wealth, and declining health.

✔️ The Difference Between Estate Planning and Asset Protection: Federal law offers a solution, great remedy, to the problem of spousal impoverishment. This guides introduces the treader to the concept of true asset protection with trusts rather than simple estate transfer through deeds or living trusts.

The guide was written by an experienced asset protection attorney, Darol Tuttle.  Admitted to the Washington state bar association in 1996, Mr. Tuttle has emphasized estate, tax, and asset protection planning every since.  

Widows are losing a great amount of wealth because simple and ineffective estate plans failed to understand the importance of Spousal Protection Trust Planning.  

Spousal Protection Trusts are necessary to protect marital assets!

Asset protection plans are designed to create a virtually impenetrable barrier around your spouse’s inheritance, it guards against creditors, legal judgments, and the devastating effects of Medicaid spend-downs. With this plan, you’re not just passing on your estate; you’re ensuring it thrives and supports your loved ones, even in the face of adversity.

✔️  Spousal Protection Trusts
This trust is the most important trust in American jurisprudence reduces estate tax in ten of the twelve states that do not offer both spouses a tax exemption AND, more importantly, protects the spouse’s inheritance unreachable by brutal Medicaid spend-downs, liens, transfer penalties, and look-back periods

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