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Anastasia Jordan
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Protecting properties in the event of divorce.

Anastasia Jordan
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  • Birmingham, AL
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How does an investor protect themselves and their properties from being ate up in a divorce?

My friend who is a lawyer said that if you are behind $1 (one single dollar) a lien can be placed on any real property in your name.

Does a prenup really offer protection? Can assets in an LLC you own be seized? Would it be advisable for a single person to just avoid being legally married?

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Max T.
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Max T.
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Paying child support is always a really good idea.

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