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PEST CONTROL – A RISKY BUSINESS: WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF

PEST CONTROL – A RISKY BUSINESS: WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF

By: Howard Rosen, Attorney, © 2021 Donlevy-Rosen & Rosen, P.A. Direct line: 305-459-3289 Anyone in the pest control business (PCB) is aware of the risks and controversies involved in that business. Most commonly, there is always the everyday risk of an employee getting into a serious automobile accident with a company vehicle, particularly since companies […]

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FINANCING / SERVICING THE TRIBAL LENDING ENTERPRISE: WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF

FINANCING / SERVICING THE TRIBAL LENDING ENTERPRISE: WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF

By: Howard Rosen, Attorney, © 2020 Donlevy-Rosen & Rosen, P.A. Published by: https://thebusinessoflending.com/the-blog/ on May 14, 2020 Anyone in the business of financing or servicing a tribal lending enterprise (TLE) is aware of the controversies involved in that business. Notwithstanding the facts that numerous court cases have supported tribes’ ability to carry on these businesses, […]

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Protecting IRAs and other retirement plans (video)

Protecting IRAs and other retirement plans (video)

How can you protect IRAs and other retirement plans? Patricia Donlevy-Rosen explains.

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IRA Exemptions: Supreme Court Settled the Matter?

IRA Exemptions: Supreme Court Settled the Matter?

On April 4, 2005, the United States Supreme Court handed down its decision in Rousey v. Jacoway, a case addressing the issue of exempting individual retirement accounts (IRAs) from federal bankruptcy proceedings. The decision was widely hailed in the financial press, with such headlines as “High Court Rules IRAs Untouchable – Unanimous Decision Means Retirement Savings Are Protected From Creditors”.

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Are Retirement Plans Really Protected?

Are Retirement Plans Really Protected?

In our September 1992 issue (AP NEWS, Vol. I, No.2) we reported that the U.S. Supreme Court, in Patterson v. Shumate, had resolved the national controversy regarding whether qualified retirement plan interests were reachable by creditors by its unanimous holding that such interests were protected.

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Florida Exemption Planning

Florida Exemption Planning

Exemptions are provided by the laws of each state in order to protect specified property interests from being reached by creditors and bankruptcy courts. Each state may adopt its own exemption laws, or may choose to adopt the federal bankruptcy exemptions, or may permit its residents their choice.

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