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Diane Tycangco
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Single Member LLCs Asset Protection

Diane Tycangco
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Hello everyone, I was told by an attorney that the corporate veil of a single member LLC is easier to pierce and thus has less asset protection and charging order protection than a multi-member LLC. That's why he told me to have an LLC with me as one member and an irrevocable trust as a 1% member. This irrevocable trust would then have a charity as the beneficiary because I don't want family members to have anything to do with my properties/business entities.

Is it true that a single member LLCs have less asset & charging order protection?  Is this type of arrangement the right approach for me to have asset & charging order protection for me and my properties?

To save on taxes, should the LLC be taxed as a partnership, S or C corporation? It would hold rental properties and I have a W2 job, I am single with no dependents.

Thank you so much!

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