A corporation may protect you from certain business liabilities, but it does not necessarily protect your ownership interest if you lose a personal lawsuit. In this episode of Trust This, Florida asset protection and estate planning attorney Joe Seagle explains how a judgment creditor may be able to seize corporate shares and potentially gain partial or complete ownership of a company.

Joe also explains how charging order protection works, why a properly structured multi-member LLC may offer stronger safeguards, and how an LLC can still elect to be taxed as an S corporation or C corporation. Listen to the full episode of Trust This to learn how your business structure could affect the company you have spent years building.

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