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Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 610697)
True, but that does not stop someone from suing you is civil court over awrongful death. It is conventional wisdom that they go after the biggest pot of money, but never say never.
Best way to limit liability = midigate exposure. I have done the LLC, Trusts, Estate Planning ect....the stuff that some of the guys mentioned earlier in the thread. Definitely better than doing nothing at all. SC |
Originally Posted by SoCalGuy
(Post 610768)
Best way to limit liability = midigate exposure. I have done the LLC, Trusts, Estate Planning ect....the stuff that some of the guys mentioned earlier in the thread. Definitely better than doing nothing at all. SC How would you go about doing these things? Whats the first step? |
It is easy to incorporate yourself. It takes no time and you really do not need a lawyer for it. Then you open a bank acct and put your airline paycheck in to it and then pay yourself a salary from that LLC. This is the simplistic way to do it.
I would check places like Legal Zoom. I have a family of attorneys so it was easy for me. They thought it was fun. |
If you form a LLC you have to incorporate in a state. You normally need a agent to do that. You also have to file annual reports with that state and pay a annual fee to maintain the LLC. The intent of the LLC can not be only avoiding legal exposure. It has to have a business aspect to pass that test or it could be voided.
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Originally Posted by Hunt599
(Post 610774)
How would you go about doing these things? Whats the first step?
You can be like "G-Dog" the wonder boy earlier in this post and do nothing at all to let your 'junk' swing in the wind! If you want to be that stupid and uninformed, you deserve to get your butt in a law suit and loose it all and more. Don't know from what rock he crawled out, but this is not 1940 when everything was done and a hand shake and 'word'. We are living in the 2000's, every body and thing is litigious to say the least.....news flash, people will put you in a suit over the smallest crap....not to mention stuff slight bigger....ie Wrongful Death suit.:confused: |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 610782)
If you form a LLC you have to incorporate in a state. You normally need a agent to do that. You also have to file annual reports with that state and pay a annual fee to maintain the LLC. The intent of the LLC can not be only avoiding legal exposure. It has to have a business aspect to pass that test or it could be voided.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 610782)
If you form a LLC you have to incorporate in a state. You normally need a agent to do that. You also have to file annual reports with that state and pay a annual fee to maintain the LLC. The intent of the LLC can not be only avoiding legal exposure. It has to have a business aspect to pass that test or it could be voided.
All in all....LLC's are a great vehicle to midigate the risk, hands down. |
Wow. Here I was worrying about furloughs and ever being able to retire. Now this! I love this job.
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Why don't you get a legal opinion from your union attorney.
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Originally Posted by iceman49
(Post 610825)
Why don't you get a legal opinion from your union attorney.
However, not all lawyers are created equal, so I'm looking into alternatives for my family ahead of time. Some have suggested transfering titles into my kids names. And Putting the savings and 401k into a trust for kids. Whats do you think...? |
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