by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Dec 21, 2023 | Blog, Defensive Gun Use, Estate Planning, Family Protection, Firearm Legacy, Firearm Training, GunLaw.Pro, Honor, Life, News & Commentary, Pet Protection, Regulatory Compliance, Religious Faith
How does all of this make you feel about relying on politics and the courts to protect your family? How can the government be so fickle with your right to life? Maybe it’s time your family takes control, with a F.I.R.S.T. Family Trust? [GOOD NEWS 01/06/2024: On...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jan 14, 2018 | Archived, Career Maintenance, Career Preparation, Charity, Estate Planning, Family Maintenance, Family Protection, Financial Mentorship, Firearm Legacy, Pet Protection, Punishment, Religious Faith
The term “family protection” is used in many different contexts. For example, in insurance planning it often refers to the concept of “income replacement” for a family bereft of its primary breadwinner. What should “family...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Sep 4, 2017 | Pet Protection
I’ve had several clients actually tell me they want their pets destroyed when they pass on. Most pets would prefer a pet trust. Fish might be less of a commitment. Unlike goldfish, parrots live up to about 60 years. There are reports of parrot...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jun 7, 2017 | Pet Protection
What is your pet saying? “Secure my retirement with a pet trust.”
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Mar 28, 2017 | Business Succession, Career Maintenance, Career Preparation, Charity, Estate Planning, Family Maintenance, Family Protection, Financial Mentorship, Firearm Legacy, Pet Protection, Punishment, Religious Faith
Over the next 20 years, $30 trillion dollars could be transferred from the current generation to the next, making now a critical time for advisors to discuss multigenerational planning with high net worth clients. Along with planning for the financial...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Mar 11, 2017 | Estate Planning, Family Protection, Pet Protection
[What your pets REALLY want is a pet trust to take care of them when you are gone. You will come around, eventually.] “These results show that dogs distinguished between the cooperative and the competitive partner, and indicate the flexibility of dogs to...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jul 2, 2016 | Pet Protection
Kinda like a pet trust, actually. If attacked, do you want to be Victor or Victim? At SacredHonor.US, we hate it when people die embarrassed. And at Protect.FM, we believe good estate plans protect families. We make it easy for your family to attain the comfort of...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Jun 26, 2016 | Family Protection, Pet Protection
A couple of weeks back, our Daily Tax Report published a story regarding pet trusts.[1] According to the story, Minnesota became the final state to enact legislation allowing individuals to use trusts to pay for the care and maintenance of animals that survive their...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Dec 31, 2015 | Pet Protection
Trusts are flexible tools and if properly used can protect your family, whether they love beggin’ or they just love bacon. For example, in California you can set up a pet trust with teeth. Follow @guntrust If attacked, do you want to be Victor or Victim? At...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Aug 18, 2014 | Career Maintenance, Career Preparation, Charity, Family Maintenance, Financial Mentorship, Firearm Legacy, Pet Protection, Punishment, Religious Faith
If you have either life insurance or accumulated wealth, you may want to create a safety net for your children. Planning is critical if your children are young, in case something happens to you before they are ready to face life on their own without the benefit of...
by Dave Duringer - Protective Law Corp | Aug 18, 2014 | Pet Protection
Many pet owners are concerned about how their pets will be cared for after the owner dies or becomes incapacitated. Existing estate plans can be easily modified to at least partially address this problem. A client’s durable power of attorney and/or revocable living...