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I'd argue that the best protection is the advice of a lawyer, and not to mix trust with financial matters. History is strewn with tales of people who trusted ot
by mathgeek 12y ago
I'd argue that the best protection is the advice of a lawyer, and not to mix trust with financial matters. History is strewn with tales of people who trusted other people with their money.
- darkarmani 12y ago> I'd argue that the best protection is the advice of a lawyer That advice turns into: "You could fight this and possibly win, but it would take a year and it would cost more than you'd get back." I get what you are saying. You definitely can't really "trust" anyone, but there are so many ways to legally screw you that I'm not sure you can trust protection using a lawyer.