LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22, 2011 — Over the past decade attorney Jacob Stein has represented over 1,000 clients seeking to protect their assets from claims of creditors. During the same time, Mr. Stein taught several hundred seminars, educating thousands of lawyers and accountants on how to properly protect their clients' assets, and published numerous scholarly articles.
He has now combined his rich practical experience and expansive theoretical knowledge to publish the first-ever legal treatise on asset protection planning specific to California. The treatise, titled "A Lawyer's Guide to Asset Protection Planning in California," was published on September 15, 2011. With over 270 pages of in-depth legal analysis, summary of relevant cases and statutes and a practical approach to planning, this is a mandatory desktop reference guide for every California lawyer and a must-have treatise for every law library.
Jacob Stein's writing style has often been described as easy to read and humorous. This treatise makes even the most technical legal concepts approachable and understandable.
Among the many subjects covered are: the laws of fraudulent transfers, including a very practical take on last-minute asset protection planning, planning with community property, planning using trusts, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, retirement plans and numerous offshore vehicles.
The treatise is available for order at http://www.assetprotectioncalifornia.org (where the author will post regular updates) and at http://www.amazon.com (in paper and Kindle formats).
About Jacob Stein
Mr. Stein is a partner with the law firm Klueger and Stein, LLP, in Los Angeles, California. His law practice is limited to asset protection planning and sophisticated international tax planning.
Mr. Stein received his law degree from the University of Southern California, and his Master of Law in Taxation from Georgetown University. Mr. Stein has been accredited by the State Bar of California as a Certified Tax Law Specialist and is AV-rated (highest possible rating) by Martindale-Hubbell.
He is the author of numerous articles and technical manuals on asset protection planning and advanced tax planning, and is an instructor with the California CPA Education Foundation, Thomson Reuters, the Rossdale Group and many others. He is an adjunct professor of taxation at the CSU, Northridge Graduate Tax Program.
For more information, or to download a sample chapter of the book please visit http://www.assetprotectioncalifornia.org or email Mr. Stein at Email or call 818-933-3838.
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