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Axel Ragnarsson
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Asset Protection/Entity Structure Attorney Referral?

Axel Ragnarsson
  • Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Hello to all my fellow NH investors,

I was wondering if anyone had a referral to a lawyer who could help me out with how to structure my business from an asset protection standpoint. Anyone work with an attorney they would feel comfortable recommending? If it helps, I mainly work in the Manchester, NH area.

-Axel

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Ann Bellamy
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Ann Bellamy
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I am not an attorney. @Daniel C., the Series LLC is very interesting, and sounds like it solves lots of issues, but I believe if you check with a NH attorney who is knowledgeable in asset protection, you'll find that it is not recognized in NH. Or MA either, for that matter. So you may have troubles down the road. Or need to register each sub-LLC in NH if it owns property in NH. That sort of negates the whole point of the series LLC.

It's great to get input from all over, but at the end of the day, any time the question is a legal matter, we need to stay local.  

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