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About Us:
Arei Group specializes in protecting your assets from life’s unpredictable events. With our expert services, you can ensure your wealth remains secure, no matter what challenges arise.
Our Comprehensive Services:
- Asset Protection:
- Protect your wealth from lawsuits, creditors, and other financial threats.
- Ensure your financial legacy remains intact for future generations.
- Irrevocable Trust Creation:
- Create a trust that provides lasting protection and peace of mind.
- Enjoy the benefits of asset preservation and reduced estate taxes.
- Non-profit Creation:
- Establish a non-profit organization with ease.
- Benefit from tax advantages and fulfill your philanthropic goals.
- Land Trust Creation:
- Secure your real estate investments.
- Maintain privacy and reduce liability with a customized land trust.
- Trust Account Opening:
- Simplify the process of opening a trust account.
- Ensure your assets are managed and protected efficiently.
Benefits of Our Services:
- Divorce Protection: Keep your assets safe during divorce proceedings.
- Bankruptcy Shield: Protect your wealth from creditors and bankruptcy claims.
- IRS Seizure Prevention: Safeguard your assets from IRS seizures and tax issues.
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With a wealth of experience and a commitment to excellence, Arei Group is your ideal partner for asset protection. Our tailored solutions are designed to meet your unique needs and ensure your financial security.
This is why a corporation does not shield you personally 100%.
The alter ego doctrine is a legal principle that allows a court to disregard a corporation’s separate identity from its shareholders, officers, and directors. This doctrine is also known as “piercing the corporate veil”.
- Protect creditors: When it’s unjust for shareholders to hide behind the corporation due to bad faith conduct
- Prevent fraud: To achieve justice and prevent fraud
- Assign personal liability: To assign personal liability to a business owner when there’s not enough separation between the owner and the business
- Some factors that courts consider when applying the alter ego doctrine include:
- Whether the taxpayer treats the entity’s assets as their own
- Whether the taxpayer carries the other entity’s insurance in their name
- Whether there’s a close family relationship between the taxpayer and the other entity’s officers
- Whether the taxpayer transfers property to the other entity for little or no consideration
- Business owners can minimize the risk of alter ego liability by:Adhering to corporate formalities, Conducting regular meetings, Documenting decisions, Maintaining accurate records, and Ensuring meetings are separate from personal meetings.
Contact Us Today:
Secure your future with Arei Group. email us at Trustfund@areigrp.com or call us at (877) 678-1774 to learn more about our services and how we can help you protect your wealth.
