Too often the asset protection planning process stops at protecting individually held assets; the assets of the client’s operating business, professional practice and/or real estate holdings are left unattended. Join Barry Engel as he discusses various principles, concepts and strategies designed to address these areas of need, including: 1) a business or professional practice settling a trust; 2) a business or professional practice undergoing a divisive reorganization to accomplish asset protection goals; 3) a business or professional practice forming and funding one or more related entities to which assets are contributed; 4) a business or professional practice selling its assets to a separately owned company and then leasing the assets back from the purchasing company; 5) “liquefying” the equity of a business or professional practice and contributing the proceeds to an integrated estate planning trust; and 6) asset protection planning structures owning real estate and the special considerations required by this immovable asset class.