Lawsuit Protection for Physicians, Surgeons, and Dentists

In today's economy, plaintiff's attorneys are increasingly becoming more creative in finding legal theories to pursue litigation against Physicians, Surgeons, and Dentists. Robertson Law Group, LLC concentrates in providing exceptional legal expertise and experience in counseling Physicians, Surgeons, and Dentists in how to properly structure their bank accounts, their home, investment real estate, and other business ventures.

Often times, I find medical professionals ill equipped and improperly structured. In these tough economic times, people are finding new ways to sue Physicians, Surgeons, and Dentists. You will delay and avoid this real topic, but delay at your imperil. The best time to initiate an asset protection strategy is prior to a lawsuit or possible lawsuit. The Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act addresses transfers that were designed to hinder, defer, and avoid paying a creditor. A creditor has four (4) years or one (1) year of reasonable discovery of a fraudulent transfer.

A fraudulent transfer is a transfer that has occurred after a perceived threat of lawsuit. Thus, a Physician, Surgeon, or Dentists started an asset protection plan after they realize a potential medical malpractice lawsuit may be forthcoming. There is a blury line on when is it appropriate to start asset protection. Please talk with your asset protection attorney to discuss your unique issues.

At the Robertson Law Group, LLC, we have counseled clients through Citation to Discover Asset proceedings. A Citation to Discover Asset Proceeding is when you have a judgment and you must disclose the ownership of your assets. We also have counseled many clients facing creditor issues and have the experience and knowledge to protect your estate.

Robertson Law Group, LLC offers a free initial home, office, or telephone consultation. We can be reached at 312-498-6080 or 630-364-2318. We are unique in that we will travel to your place of business or home. We understand these issues are sensitive family issues and your spouse should often be involved.