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  The top ten reasons why we offer Superior:   Statutory Basis. The Ultra Trust® irrevocable trust is supported by state and federal statutes all across the U.S. Laws supporting the Ultra Trust®. Trust Flexibility…

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The top ten reasons why we offer Superior:

 
  1. Statutory Basis. The Ultra Trust® irrevocable trust is supported by state and federal statutes all across the U.S. Laws supporting the Ultra Trust®.
  2. Trust Flexibility. The terms, conditions, and beneficiaries of the Ultra Trust® can be changed, and the assets can be returned to you without any cost or tax effect, at any time.
  3. Asset-Type Flexibility. When executed correctly, the Ultra Trust® can protect any asset type including real estate, investments, S-Corp, LLC, and C-Corp’s, in any state, from any type of liability
  4. Supporting Case Law. The Ultra Trust® is proven by a number of court cases across the U.S. at the State, Federal, and Bankruptcy court level. Laws supporting the Ultra Trust®.
  5. Privacy. The Ultra Trust® repositions assets from your personal ownership and from any disclosure of your personal assets. It is a private agreement and it cannot be “discovered” through any public record.
  6. Set-up Timeline. The Ultra Trust® can be set up quickly and requires no appraisals, no gift taxes, no extra tax returns, and no ongoing maintenance.
  7. Tax Affect. You can reposition any asset into the Ultra Trust® without any tax consequences. The Ultra Trust® will have no affect on your income taxes, but will eliminate estate tax. We can coordinate with your CPA to be sure they agree with the tax treatment.
  8. Ethical Foundation. The Ultra Trust® should be done in advance of a problem for the purpose of providing security for your family in the event of currently unforeseen liabilities. We do not endorse or facilitate fraud or fraudulent conveyance of any kind.
  9. Price. The Ultra Trust® comes at a better price and with lower ongoing fees than similar plans. With the Ultra Trust® there are no recurring annual fees to Estate Street Partners associated with the Ultra Trust® what-so-ever.
  10. Design and Support. Rocco teaches attorneys and CPA about asset protection though an annual seminar in the Boston area. We have designed asset protection trusts for countless clients and have seen many of them tested in court. Because the concept of the Ultra Trust® is the best in the industry, we are often asked by other attorney’s across the country to prepare the Ultra Trust® for their clients. The Ultra Trust® is sophisticated enough for clients with over $75 million, while simple and affordable enough for those with under $100,000. We customize your documents to your specific situation, and we are available to provide ongoing support for years subsequent to your set-up.
 
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Notable Facts about our Ultra Trusts:

 

“Ultra Trust”® is a name that we made up to describe our strongest asset protection trust. No one else provides a trust with support as strong as this. //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_trust
Our Ultra Trust® have been tested in lawsuits, bankruptcy, and IRS audits. None have EVER failed to protect the trust assets so far in 31 years.
 

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Points readers weigh before moving forward

  • Timing matters because planning choices usually become narrower once a problem is already close.
  • Control matters because the answer often depends on how much access or authority the owner wants to keep.
  • Funding matters because a trust or entity has to be set up and maintained correctly to matter.

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The next question is usually not abstract. It is whether a trust, an entity, or a different planning step does the real job better in your situation.

What often changes the answer

Timing, ownership, funding, and how much control you want to keep usually matter more than labels alone.

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Once structure, timing, and next steps start intersecting, it usually helps to talk through the options in the right order.

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What people usually compare next

Most readers compare structure, timing, control, and the practical next step after narrowing the issue in the article above.

What usually makes the answer more specific

Actual ownership, funding, current exposure, and how much control someone wants to keep usually matter more than labels in isolation.

When another step helps more than another article

Once timing, structure, and next steps start overlapping, it often helps to talk through the sequence instead of trying to compare everything mentally.

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Clear answers make it easier to compare structure, timing, control, and the next step that fits best.

What usually matters most before moving ahead with a trust-based protection plan?

Most people get the clearest answer by looking at timing, current ownership, funding, and how much control they want to keep. Those points usually shape the next step more than labels alone.

How do readers usually decide which related page to read next?

Most readers move next to the page that answers the practical question left open after the article, whether that is lawsuit exposure, business-owner risk, trust structure, cost, or how the process works.

When does it help to compare more than one structure instead of stopping with one article?

It usually helps as soon as the decision involves more than one concern at the same time, such as protection, control, taxes, family planning, or business exposure. That is when side-by-side comparison becomes more useful than reading in isolation.

What makes the next step feel more practical and less theoretical?

The next step feels more practical once the discussion turns to actual assets, ownership, timing, and the sequence of decisions that would need to happen in real life.

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