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WWW.GOODWILL-OREGON.ORG The Total Asset Protection Kit By Jay W. Mitton DescriptionThe Total Asset Protection Kit By Jay W. Mitton COMPLETE w/ Hard Cover Lock Metal Travel CaseBook/Handbook: 'Rules of The Game.' -book'Total Lawsuit and Asset Protection' Form Book - large 200+ pages'America's Greatest Tax Secrets Revealed' Form Book - large 240+ pages'Total Estate Planning' Form Book - large 230+ pagesSoftware: 'Complete Legal Software - for Attorneys, Paralegals, and Administrative Assistants' Version 5.0 for Microsoft Windows & Macintosh.Over 98 forms. 'The Hidden Weapon of Lawsuit Protection - Open Only in Case of a Lawsuit' - forms/Templates' 10 Minute Quickstart - Family Limited Partnership, Corporations, Charitable Remainder Trust, Licing Trust. Making it Quick, Simple, and uncomplicated.' CD's/Audio: Total of 18One Disks: 'Disk 1 'Special Report - The Father of Asset Protection'. OpenedTwo Disks: 'Rules of the Game - Total Estate Planning'.

Sealed Never Opened.Five Disks: 'Rules of the Game - America's Greatest Tax Secrets Revealed'. Sealed Never Opened.Four Disks: '1-Day Total Asset Protection Training'. Kent Mangelson, CFP - Sealed Never Opened.Six Disks: ' Rules of the Game - Total Lawsuit & Asset Protection'. Sealed Never Opened.Measurements18' W x 13.5' D x 10.5' HMaterialplastic - paper - metalConditionAppears to be in light used condition.

Could be 95% unused to 100% unused. Good shape. This is a used item and has not been professionally tested or serviced to ascertain if this item works fully or properly. We do not guarantee functionality. You are bidding with this in mind.QuestionsIf you have questions regarding the quality or authenticity of this item,please email Customer Service, PRIOR to placing your bid. Seller: Goodwill Industries of Lane & South Coast Counties Location: Eugene, OR Seller Contact Information: Goodwill Industries of Lane & South Coast Counties 855 Seneca Rd., Bldg. #5 Eugene, OR 97402 Items are shipped using a major carrier usually within 5 business days after receipt of payment. Shipping charges are calculated at payment time.

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Handling charges will NOT be reduced. Local Pick-up Available: Pick-up Location Open Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm PST. Holidays Observed: New Years Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Black Friday (Day after Thanksgiving) and Christmas. Click Here for Directions (Please follow the signs in front of Building #5 on our campus to the SHIPPING/RECEIVING door.) All Orders MUST BE PAID ONLINE Before 8:00am for Same Day Pick-up (We have no way of collecting payment at our facility.) Valid Photo ID Must Match Last Name on Order (Must call PRIOR to give permission for anyone else to pick-up your order) Items NOT PICKED-UP WITHIN 14 Days of payment will be considered a donation and resold. All Items are Sold AS-IS: Please contact seller by email with any questions prior to bidding. All toys are sold as collectible items for adults.These items have not been professionally authenticated, serviced or tested unless indicated.

Items are represented to the best of our ability. The absence of a condition statement does not imply any item is in perfect condition or completely free from: wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging.Items may contain unseen flaws. We do not guarantee functionality.

All items are sold as is and returns will only be considered if an item has been grossly misrepresented. LOTS: Many of our large lots of items have many various items in them, sometimes just a small handful have a value. Be they stamps, coins, comics, clothes, etc, these lots are not fully inventoried prior to shipment, and may not be returned for any reason. Payment must be received within 7 days of the close of auction or item will be relisted and resold. By bidding on an item, buyer accepts this policy. Return Policy: ALL merchandise is sold AS IS. RETURNS ONLY ACCEPTED WITH PRIOR AUTHORIZATION and under the terms stated in this Return Policy.

Items have not been professionally authenticated, serviced or tested unless otherwise indicated. We do not guarantee functionality. Items are represented to the best of our ability, be aware that items are used and/or old and may contain unseen faults.

Items may ONLY be returned within seven (7) days of receipt if the merchandise was damaged during shipping or if there was a gross misrepresentation in the items description. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT REFUND SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES. If you have questions regarding the quality or authenticity of this item please contact Goodwill Industries of Lane & South Coast Counties PRIOR to placing your bid. By bidding on an item, buyer ACCEPTS this policy.

WWW.GOODWILL-OREGON.ORG The Total Asset Protection Kit By Jay W. Mitton DescriptionThe Total Asset Protection Kit By Jay W.

Mitton COMPLETE w/ Hard Cover Lock Metal Travel CaseBook/Handbook: 'Rules of The Game.' -book'Total Lawsuit and Asset Protection' Form Book - large 200+ pages'America's Greatest Tax Secrets Revealed' Form Book - large 240+ pages'Total Estate Planning' Form Book - large 230+ pagesSoftware: 'Complete Legal Software - for Attorneys, Paralegals, and Administrative Assistants' Version 5.0 for Microsoft Windows & Macintosh.Over 98 forms. 'The Hidden Weapon of Lawsuit Protection - Open Only in Case of a Lawsuit' - forms/Templates' 10 Minute Quickstart - Family Limited Partnership, Corporations, Charitable Remainder Trust, Licing Trust. Making it Quick, Simple, and uncomplicated.' CD's/Audio: Total of 18One Disks: 'Disk 1 'Special Report - The Father of Asset Protection'. OpenedTwo Disks: 'Rules of the Game - Total Estate Planning'. Sealed Never Opened.Five Disks: 'Rules of the Game - America's Greatest Tax Secrets Revealed'.

Sealed Never Opened.Four Disks: '1-Day Total Asset Protection Training'. Kent Mangelson, CFP - Sealed Never Opened.Six Disks: ' Rules of the Game - Total Lawsuit & Asset Protection'.

Sealed Never Opened.Measurements18' W x 13.5' D x 10.5' HMaterialplastic - paper - metalConditionAppears to be in light used condition. Could be 95% unused to 100% unused. Good shape. This is a used item and has not been professionally tested or serviced to ascertain if this item works fully or properly.

We do not guarantee functionality. You are bidding with this in mind.QuestionsIf you have questions regarding the quality or authenticity of this item,please email Customer Service, PRIOR to placing your bid. Seller: Goodwill Industries of Lane & South Coast Counties Location: Eugene, OR Seller Contact Information: Goodwill Industries of Lane & South Coast Counties 855 Seneca Rd., Bldg. #5 Eugene, OR 97402 Items are shipped using a major carrier usually within 5 business days after receipt of payment. Shipping charges are calculated at payment time. Customer Service: Our customer service is available Monday thru Friday 8:00am-4:30pm PST.

Our team responds quickest to messages sent through ShopGoodwill.com. We strive to respond to all customer emails within 24 hours of receipt. Shipping: In an effort to reduce shipping fees, we are testing and introducing FedEx services. We will be utilizing both FedEx and UPS shipping services at this time.

If you wish to have another shipping service, please message before payment for a new shipping quote.Final delivery can be conducted by the United States Postal Service.UPS Ground cannot deliver to P.O Boxes, APO, FPO, or DPO addresses. Combined Shipping: You may combine items when: 1.) All auctions close within 7 days and 2.) All items are safe to ship in one box and 3.) All items combined do not exceed 20 lbs. (We reserve the right to deny combination of items when necessary.) ONCE PAID FOR, ITEMS MAY NOT BE COMBINED. Handling charges will NOT be reduced.

Local Pick-up Available: Pick-up Location Open Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm PST. Holidays Observed: New Years Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Black Friday (Day after Thanksgiving) and Christmas.

Click Here for Directions (Please follow the signs in front of Building #5 on our campus to the SHIPPING/RECEIVING door.) All Orders MUST BE PAID ONLINE Before 8:00am for Same Day Pick-up (We have no way of collecting payment at our facility.) Valid Photo ID Must Match Last Name on Order (Must call PRIOR to give permission for anyone else to pick-up your order) Items NOT PICKED-UP WITHIN 14 Days of payment will be considered a donation and resold. All Items are Sold AS-IS: Please contact seller by email with any questions prior to bidding. All toys are sold as collectible items for adults.These items have not been professionally authenticated, serviced or tested unless indicated. Items are represented to the best of our ability. The absence of a condition statement does not imply any item is in perfect condition or completely free from: wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging.Items may contain unseen flaws. We do not guarantee functionality. All items are sold as is and returns will only be considered if an item has been grossly misrepresented.

LOTS: Many of our large lots of items have many various items in them, sometimes just a small handful have a value. Be they stamps, coins, comics, clothes, etc, these lots are not fully inventoried prior to shipment, and may not be returned for any reason. Payment must be received within 7 days of the close of auction or item will be relisted and resold. By bidding on an item, buyer accepts this policy.

Return Policy: ALL merchandise is sold AS IS. RETURNS ONLY ACCEPTED WITH PRIOR AUTHORIZATION and under the terms stated in this Return Policy. Items have not been professionally authenticated, serviced or tested unless otherwise indicated.

We do not guarantee functionality. Items are represented to the best of our ability, be aware that items are used and/or old and may contain unseen faults.

By bidding on an item, buyer ACCEPTS this policy. Minimum Bid: $76.00. Product ID: 20191136. Seller: Goodwill Industries of Lane & South Coast Counties. Ends on: 6:30:00 PM Product Description WWW.GOODWILL-OREGON.ORG The Total Asset Protection Kit By Jay W.

Mitton DescriptionThe Total Asset Protection Kit By Jay W. Mitton COMPLETE w/ Hard Cover Lock Metal Travel CaseBook/Handbook: 'Rules of The Game.'

-book'Total Lawsuit and Asset Protection' Form Book - large 200+ pages'America's Greatest Tax Secrets Revealed' Form Book - large 240+ pages'Total Estate Planning' Form Book - large 230+ pagesSoftware: 'Complete Legal Software - for Attorneys, Paralegals, and Administrative Assistants' Version 5.0 for Microsoft Windows & Macintosh.Over 98 forms. 'The Hidden Weapon of Lawsuit Protection - Open Only in Case of a Lawsuit' - forms/Templates' 10 Minute Quickstart - Family Limited Partnership, Corporations, Charitable Remainder Trust, Licing Trust. Making it Quick, Simple, and uncomplicated.' CD's/Audio: Total of 18One Disks: 'Disk 1 'Special Report - The Father of Asset Protection'. OpenedTwo Disks: 'Rules of the Game - Total Estate Planning'.

Sealed Never Opened.Five Disks: 'Rules of the Game - America's Greatest Tax Secrets Revealed'. Sealed Never Opened.Four Disks: '1-Day Total Asset Protection Training'.

Kent Mangelson, CFP - Sealed Never Opened.Six Disks: ' Rules of the Game - Total Lawsuit & Asset Protection'. Sealed Never Opened.Measurements18' W x 13.5' D x 10.5' HMaterialplastic - paper - metalConditionAppears to be in light used condition. Could be 95% unused to 100% unused. Good shape. This is a used item and has not been professionally tested or serviced to ascertain if this item works fully or properly. We do not guarantee functionality.

You are bidding with this in mind.QuestionsIf you have questions regarding the quality or authenticity of this item,please email Customer Service, PRIOR to placing your bid.

The APS™ went to the world wide web to find what others had to say about Mr. Mitton and his courses. The APS™ is already confident in its opinion of his “MO” and the quality of his advice, but we felt it important that readers hear the “word from the street.”The following was taken from a chat site and we think you will find it interesting reading. There is much more information out there on Mr.

Mitton, but we narrowed it down to a few we thought were interesting. For more chats on Mr.

Mitton, click on the following Out of similar curiosity I attended one of these seminars by Mitton about 3 years ago. My experience was almost exactly the same as your, finding the seminar lacking in many respects and filled with misinformation and partial truths. What I found at this seminar that astonished me was that the attendees couldn’t wait to buy these books you mention. When the speaker was introducing the fact that they would be on sale in the back of the room, people RUSHED to be the first in line, credit card in hand.

I sat there with my mouth open in amazement. It was like they were giving away money. And these were for the most part, educated people, include a psychiatrist who I was sitting next to who was ready to buy until I talked her out of it.

Now what you have is a bunch of do-it-yourselfers. I ran into a woman who tried to create her own RLT.

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After spending 60 hours (her estimate) in the library, she prepared a 2 page document lacking in almost every area. She failed to properly fund the trust, and did not know what a pour-over will was. Point being, that the money could go toward real legal advice, and the do-it-yourselfer would be in a lot better shape.

SNIP Funny you should mention this, as an event very similar to this took place this week right here in Denver in the form of two public seminars that were put on by an outfit out of Provo, Utah that calls itself The National Foundation for Asset Protection and Estate Preservation. Since the seminar itself cost only $15 per person payable in advance ($29 at the door), I could not resist going to one of these just to see what short of sales tactics this particular group is using to convince the public that they should buying their written, audio and visual materials right there at the seminar, and without any announced period to review and reject the same and get 100% of your money back. The main presenter (and obvious leader) was an attorney named Jay W.

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Mitton, MBA, JD, but (and this was not announced to the public in advance) he was conveniently helped by two other speakers, a Brad Tedeschi, CLU of Tedeschi and Associates, Inc. And the President and founder of Charitable Information Services, who spoke on Charitable Remainder Trusts, and Shawn Higgins of NASI who spoke on how to invest wisely in Property Tax Liens. The entire seminar ran for five hours total, with Mr. Mitton taking up about half of that time and the other two speakers using up about an hour each on their parts. Although the seminar itself only cost $15 per person, each speaker just happened to have a set of books and audio and video tapes available for sale at retail prices that seemed way out of line to me for what you get. Mitton’s set retails for $1,695, although they were offered for sale at a special show price of only $695 (a savings of $1,000) if you were willing to pay for them on the spot while supplies lasted.

This sale price included a 90 days from date of sale free consultation service period that your own attorney could use to consult with the law firm of Mitton and Burningham with offices and attorneys licensed to practice in Utah and California (not Colorado). The Charitable Trust set of books and tapes retails for $997, with the companion attorney’s kit retailing for $697, but all these materials were being sold at the show for only $595. This special price included a 90 days from date of first call free consultation with the advisors at CIS (none of whom are licensed attorneys we were openly told). Thus, the total sales price for these two sets of materials alone same to $1,290. My best estimate is that, out of the roughly 1,000 people who were in attendance at this single seminar, about half of them purchased both kits. That means that Mr.

Mitton and company made a total gross profit of $645,000 on that one seminar alone. Even assuming my estimates are way off, such that only half that number of people bought both sets, that is still a cool $322,500 for five hours of work, or an average hourly rate of $64,500 per hour. Not bad for one day’s work, and this was only one of the two such seminar that these folks did in Denver last week.

I did not stick around to the end to find out what the retail and special show prices were for the Property Tax Lien materials, but I suspect they were in the same ranges. It seems to me that the clear marketing advantage this group has over some of the other marketers of this sort of stuff is that they collect most of their cash up front and long before anything is finalized. In addition, they avoid the actual preparation of any documents for the people who attend (except to the extent you might choose to retain Mr. Mitton’s firm to assist you).

Perhaps what was most distressing about this particular seminar was not the usual false and misleading statements about the horrors and expenses of probate (this is not the case in Colorado, which is a UPC state) and the alleged death tax advantages of using RLT’s (the usual misleading claim about this subject). It was that, by the time Mr.

Mitton got through with his portion of the presentation, he had convinced most of the people there that if their net worth was in the $400,000 to $5,000,000 range, they likely would need most if not all of the following: (1) A simple pour over will (to catch anything that might be missed). (2) A funded revocable living trust with A/B trust death tax planned provisions. 3) A C Corporation for each of your businesses (but not one of those LLC’s or LLP’s entities, as they are still too uncertain), the stock of which would be owned and controlled by the parents and that would conveniently employ and compensate your entire family.

These corporations would be formed only under Delaware or Nevada law because corporate officers and directors allegedly can not be sued for negligence in those states (so he says). They would have essentially no assets. Rather, they would lease those from the trusts and FLP’s that are mentioned below. (4) A series of 2503(c) trusts and S.

Corporations for your children (so those can purchase and own the assets you will need in your business and then lease them to your Corporation). (5) A series of FLPs to own and control all of your significant personal assets so as to keep you judgement proof because of the charging order aspects of these entities and allow for valuation discounts as high as 90% (50% valuation, 35% market, 10% minority). (6) A Charitable Remainder Trust ultimately payable to your new Family Foundation that also would conveniently employ and compensate your entire family. This would give you an entity through which you could (a) unload all your highly apprecaited assets without paying any capital gains taxes, (b) set up a private retirement plan free of the usual pension restrictions, and (c) significantly increase the rate of return on your invested assets. (7) An ILIT that would purchase insurance on your life and replace the wealth that would be lost by your creation of the Charitable Remainder Trust.

Not only this, but they strongly suggested that Gebhardt’s budget plan will win out in the current budget negotiations in Congress, thereby resulting in the lowering of the exemption equivalent amount of $600,000 down to $200,000, and then they conveniently noted that any FLP’s or CRT’s formed by 7/31/97 that used up more than $200,000 of this exemption would be grandfathered (sounds like a pretty good scare tactic to me). What was really scary about all of this was listening to all the derogatory remarks the attendees made during the breaks about lawyers generally and the apparent ignorance of their professional advisors based on what they were being told at this seminar.

Mitton went to far as to suggest that hardly any planning lawyers (other than himself, of course) know anything at all about FLPs or how to use them effectively in these cases, or that RLT’s alone are a disaster when it comes to the claims of creditors. He went so far as to claim that he is known the world over as the “father of asset protection” (pretty strong claim to make if you ask me, especially in the home town of the Engel and Rudman law firm).

I would be interested to know the thoughts of any others on this list who have attended similar seminars in the past, and in particular if they have any clients who have been seriously injured financially or otherwise by following the advice and using the forms that these folks sell, especially of they did so without the assistance of competent and locally licensed counsel. Joe Hodges, Denver, CO.