Protecting What You’ve Built, Preserving What Comes Next

Asset Protection Strategies

You’ve worked hard to build your wealth—don’t leave it vulnerable. At Evans & Associates, we help clients implement legal strategies to safeguard personal and business assets from lawsuits, creditors, and unforeseen financial threats. Whether you're a business owner, property investor, or retiree planning your estate, we offer practical protection that aligns with your long-term goals.

Legal Structures That Shield and Strengthen

Asset protection isn’t about hiding—it’s about planning. We use time-tested legal tools to create a strong, compliant foundation that minimizes risk and gives you peace of mind.

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Nevada Asset Protection Trusts

Leverage Nevada’s favorable laws with a domestic asset protection trust (DAPT) designed to protect assets from creditors while retaining access under certain conditions.

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LLC & Entity Structuring STRATEGIES

We advise clients on using LLCs and other entities to separate personal assets from business liabilities, particularly for real estate investors and business owners.

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Integrated Estate Protection

Our asset protection strategies work in tandem with your estate plan—so your legacy is preserved and legally protected from multiple angles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding Your Legal Options in Nevada

  • What is asset protection, exactly?

    Asset protection refers to legal strategies that shield your wealth from potential lawsuits, creditors, and claims—without violating laws or hiding assets. We create protective legal structures that are transparent, compliant, and effective.

  • Is Nevada a good state for asset protection?

    Yes. Nevada is known for having some of the strongest asset protection laws in the U.S., particularly when it comes to self-settled trusts and charging order protections for LLCs.



  • What’s the difference between an asset protection trust and a living trust?

    A living trust is primarily used to avoid probate and manage assets after death. An asset protection trust (like Nevada’s DAPT) is specifically designed to protect assets from creditors while you’re still alive.



  • Do I need to be wealthy to benefit from asset protection?

    No. Anyone with property, a business, or future liability exposure can benefit. We tailor strategies to fit your financial situation—no matter your asset level.

  • When should I start asset protection planning?

    The sooner, the better. Courts generally won’t honor protection strategies created after a claim arises, so proactive planning is key.