Do you realize how much information there is about you, your family and what assets you own on the internet? (To find out exactly what predators can learn about you keep reading).

At this moment attorneys and their private investors are scouring the internet for asset owners, to find out what is owned and to focus in on the next target.  While this may sound overly dramatic, it certainly isn't Attorneys are well rewarded for bringing litigation, whether frivolous or not.  They know that if your name appears on the public record as an asset owner, as owning real estate and businesses, you are a better litigation target than someone who owns nothing-or whose name does not show up on the internet.

While limited liability entities such as LLC's, LP's and corporation are the first line of defense in asset protection, privacy strategies are important and useful second line defense.

Consider this:  A predator may not bring a case if your assets are properly held in LLC's and other good entities, and even if the do file they will have a very difficult time collecting with the charging order protections found in Nevada and Wyoming law.  But if you name does not appear anywhere on the public record there is a good chance they won't know to even consider bringing a case in the first place.

Many of our clients use Nevada and Wyoming entities for this reason. The two states allow for the use of nominee offices, directors and managers in order to maintain your anonymity and protect your privacy. Such a nominee, a person other than yourself, is not an owner of the business or other asset. Instead, for an annual fee they allow the use of their name, and sign the appropriate documents as necessary, so that your ownership is kept confidential.

Can you have a family member, brother inlaw or friend serve as the nominee and save on the fees? Yes, but we don't recommend it. People talk, friendships and relationships shift. The last thing you want is someone talking about your confidential strategies at a cocktail party.

At Corporate Direct we use professional nominee officers. They are bonded and better yet, live outside the United States. It is extremely difficult for a predator to locate them. Best of all, with their name on the internet as managing various entities instead of yours, you are able to maintain a much lower profile. And in today's litigous world, the lower the better.

What can predators learn about YOU?

The best way to know this is to do a search on yourself. Find out what the predators can learn. See what is out there about you. Understand what you need to guard against.

Corporate Direct can provide such an informational search for you. We utilize one of the world's most sophisticated databases-one used by law enforcement agencies from around the world to help you appreciate your asset and informational profile. And your exposure.

This complete and comprehensive report is surprisingly affordable. For just $59.00 you can obtain the results of this powerful search. With it you can better decide whether to utilize a nominee privacy officer or not.

Of course, many of our clients do not need this report to know they want to use a nominee and lower their exposure. Our fee for a professional nominee is $650.00 per year per entity and for those interested in privacy it is money very well spent.

POWERFUL SEARCH: However, if you need the $59.00 search to analyze whether a nominee provacy officer is right for you we offer a special accomodation. We allow you to use $50.00 of the search fee as a credit toward your first year's nominee officer payment. So, for example, if you order the $59.00 report and after reviewing it decide that privacy is important to you, your first nominee officer fee will be just $600.00

We offer this special accomodation because we know that privacy and anonymity is important to our clients. And at Corporate Direct we are dedicated to protecting your wealth using the best strategies possible.

To discuss obtaining your internet database search or any of our privacy strategies please call 800-600-1760.

To review other privacy and asset protection strategies please consider reading the following articles:
Nevada Asset Protection Trust
Wyoming Dynasty Trusts
Sophisticated Asset Protection Techniques