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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Acknowledgments Contents Introduction
Tales of Chicken Delight
Section 1: Hors D’oeuvres
Chapter 1: Arrows and “Xs” on the Treasure Map Chapter 2: A Preview
Section 2: The Foundations
Chapter 1: The Basics of Law and Business—Civil Law, Practice, and Procedure Chapter 2: The Basic Terms of Real Estate, Bankruptcy, Accounting, and Law Chapter 3: Real Estate Buzzwords Chapter 4: Deeds of Trust and Mortgages, Title Insurance, and the County Recorder Chapter 5: Real Estate Titles and Why They Are Important Chapter 6: Phony Baloney Mortgages, Liens, and Lies Chapter 7: Amortization Tables Chapter 8: Residential Lending Standards and the Foreclosure Process Chapter 9: Appraisals and Transfer Taxes Chapter 10: Stated Income Loans Chapter 11: The URLA Is the Treasure Map Chapter 12: Community Property Chapter 13: Asset Protection Makes Its Debut Chapter 14: Legal Asset Protection Chapter 15: Leaving Town Is Another Form of Asset Protection Chapter 16: Why Does the Debtor Pay and Why Does the Creditor Give Up? Chapter 17: Don’t Be a Dunce or a Victim Chapter 18: Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire Chapter 19: The 50¢ Primer on Alter Ego Liability Chapter 20: Judges? Chapter 21: Judgments Chapter 22: Rudiments of Fraudulent Conveyance Law Chapter 23: Introduction to Insolvency Chapter 24: Technology
Section 3: Investigatory Techniques
Chapter 1: Set the Table Chapter 2: A Pottery Shard Is the Key to Financial Archaeology Chapter 3: Dinosaur Fossils Teach Us the Power of Inductive Logic Chapter 4: The Wobble of a Star Suggests a Planetary Companion Chapter 5: Burning the Trash Leads to UBL Chapter 6: Denial Is Not a River in Egypt Chapter 7: Learn How to Track Parallel Dockets Chapter 8: Sir Isaac Commands You to Watch for the Reaction Chapter 9: Pottery Shards in the Credit Report Chapter 10: Tax Liens Are the Wobbling Stars Chapter 11: The Wizardry of Financial Statement Chapter 12: Finding Real Money in Old Financial Statements Chapter 13: The Insider’s Secured Loans Are an Asset Protection Chapter 14: Olly Olly Oxen Free! Where Can You Find the Financial Records? Chapter 15: Read the Loan Documents of Third Parties Chapter 16: Peek-a-Boo, I See You Chapter 17: If the Entity Is Still Alive, the Entity Might Have Assets Chapter 18: Yelp Is the New Sherlock Holmes Chapter 19: Teddy Roosevelt Charged Up San Juan Hill to Become President Chapter 20: Personal Drive Will Get You What You Want
Section 4: Dangerous and Crazy Persons Lurk Behind the Next Door
Chapter 1: This World Is Full of Crazy Characters, Dangerous Psychopaths, and Clever Lawyers, All of Whom Might Be the Same Person Chapter 2: The Good Old Days Offered You Half a Hand Chapter 3: Barbary Coast Justice Chapter 4: Getting an Eye Gouged Out
Section 5: Foraging for the Right Ingredients
Chapter 1: Who Is the Debtor and What Is the Debtor? Chapter 2: Secretary of State Chapter 3: Fictitious Business Name Filings Chapter 4: UCC Filings and Real Property Recordings Chapter 5: State Board of Equalization Chapter 6: Professional Licenses Chapter 7: Liquor Licenses Chapter 8: Regulator’s Site for the Publically Held Companies Chapter 9: Public Utilities Commission Chapter 10: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and U.S. Copyright Office Chapter 11: Courts and Other Tribunals (Administrative Agencies) Chapter 12: Credit Reporting Agencies and Search Services Chapter 13: Checks, Sellers and Buyers of Products, Online Banking Services, and the Brick and Mortar Banks Are Clues, Arrows, and Even “Xs” Chapter 14: Who Needs James Bond When the Federal Freedom of Information Act and State Sunshine Laws Offer You the Keys to the Kingdom?
FOIA Keys to the Federal Archives Kicking Open the FOIA Door What Is Required—Not Much Get Out Your Checkbook
Chapter 15: Transfers to Trusts Never Work; Transfers to Trust Always Work
Section 6: Marooned on a Desert Island
Chapter 1: Getting Stalled, Stayed or Facing a Bond: Robinson Crusoe Wears Wingtips Chapter 2: Beating Out the Stay Chapter 3: The Bond—Shaken and Never Stirred Chapter 4: Thrown Under the Judgment Bus Chapter 5: Shooting Yourself in the Foot Ouch! Chapter 6: Some Judgments Are Empty Chapter 7: Best Asset Protection in Town Chapter 8: Why Bother Defending When the Defendant Has Nothing to Lose?
Kiss Me First, Al
Section 7: Finding a Right Home
Chapter 1: The Choice Between Federal and State Court: Choose Wisely, Dr. Jones Chapter 2: One Court Might Offer More Treasure Chapter 3: The Power of Discovery: Which Court Is Better? Chapter 4: Tent Pole Jurisdiction
Section 8: Kitchen Implements and the Grand Techniques to Make a Soufflé
Chapter 1: The Writ of Execution—The Key to Power Chapter 2: The Writ of Execution Is the Secret Discovery Tool Chapter 3: Kicking Over the Log and Finding a Pile of Money Chapter 4: Separating the Debtor from Its Property Chapter 5: The Moose Club Chapter 6: Storage Lockers Chapter 7: God Is My Copilot Chapter 8: Boats Chapter 9: As Long as the Property Is Not Per Se Immune, You Can Take Anything Chapter 10: Credit Card Processors Chapter 11: Selling Falling Water Chapter 12: Collecting Big Money for a $12 Investment Chapter 13: Kicking Grandpa and Grandma Out of Their Homestead—Almost Chapter 14: What Is a Sheriff’s Deed? Chapter 15: Laundering Title Documents Chapter 16: Can You Seize Alimony? Chapter 17: Monies Due from Factors, Financiers, Escrow Agents, Disbursement Agents Chapter 18: Funds or Property Held by Bank as Collateral for a Loan or to Secure a Credit Facility Chapter 19: Can a Judgment Creditor Levy on a Line of Credit? Chapter 20: Examinations of the Debtor and Third Parties (OEXs) and Postjudgment Discovery Chapter 21: Can You Serve Hundreds or Thousands of Subpoenas? How? Chapter 22: Be Fearless and Not Fearful; Be Direct and Be Prepared Chapter 23: Money Makes the World Go Round, Mein Herr Chapter 24: Subpoena the Lawyer for Records That Show Payment for Services Chapter 25: Postjudgment Written Discovery—Federal and State Court Chapter 26: Getting Tossed Out of Court by the Judge Chapter 27: Blocking Statutes Chapter 28: Turnover Orders and Dead Cold Hands, Mr. Heston Chapter 29: The Great Turnover Chapter 30: Assignment Orders Chapter 31: Collecting from Movie Stars and Music Idols Chapter 32: Big Men Make Big Mistakes, Get Themselves into a World of Hurt, and How to Hide the Money Chapter 33: You Gotta Make Them Believe Chapter 34: The Creditor’s Suit Chapter 35: Receiverships Chapter 36: Abracadabra Jurisdiction Chapter 37: Passive Liens Chapter 38: Remedies Chapter 39: Platform Litigation Unlocks Access to Power Chapter 40: Confirmation of Liens and Levies Chapter 41: The Boogeyman Is Coming to Get You
Section 9: Foolish and Very Stupid People
Chapter 1: What to Do About Jerks Chapter 2: You Can Bluff Your Way Out Chapter 3: Terror on the Kitchen Counter
“Oh. You Will Be. You Will Be.” Can Some Nutcase File Liens Against Me? The Medium Is the Message Lawyers, Clients, and Everyone Else Associated with the Filer Are All Targets Will These Liens Surface? What Are the Financial and Personal Consequences of These Liens? Bogus Liens Destroy Lawsuits The Donut Hole in the Uniform Commercial Code The UCC Excuse
Chapter 4: Blackmail
Blackmail and the Bright-Line Rule Test
Group 1: Group 2:
Rules Now Written Far More Clearly The Line in the Judicial Sand
Section 10: Settlements and Potholes in the Road to Money
Chapter 1: Cash Is King, and Everything Else Is a Joke Chapter 2: Rudiments of Payment Programs Chapter 3: Noneconomic Terms and Contempt Chapter 4: Settlement Negotiations Are Games of Bluffs, Lies, Threats, and Blusters Chapter 5: Jumping Out of the Settlement Plane Without a Parachute Chapter 6: How Phony Liens Cower a Party in a Settlement Conference Chapter 7: When Are You in Contract?
No Deal is Perfect
Chapter 8: The Settlement Is the Grand Bargain Chapter 9: Remediation in Grand Bargain Strategy Chapter 10: Making a Settlement Stick Chapter 11: Potholes in Settlements Chapter 12: Risks Topple the Vigilant
Section 11: No Money Is No Money
Chapter 1: The Money Is Gone and Learn to Take a Hike from the Case Chapter 2: Recognize the Debtor as a Thief and Recalibrate the Prospect of Collection Chapter 3: Poor Man’s Bankruptcy Chapter 4: Gone with the Wind Is a Generally Accepted Accounting Term
Section 12: The Battle to Save the Assets from Enforcement
Chapter 1: Eating Your Lunch Chapter 2: Hide Assets in a False or Misleading Name Chapter 3: Comedy of Errors of First and Middle Names Chapter 4: Children Can Hide Money Chapter 5: Parking Money with Spouses and Girlfriends Chapter 6: Bury the Money with Limited Liability Companies or Partnerships Chapter 7: Prosecuting the Debtor Chapter 8: Play Hide and Go Seek Chapter 9: Names Are the Best Asset-Protection Device Chapter 10: Safe Harbor Immunizes the Property from Later Attack Chapter 11: Mother Hubbard Beats Out the Fraudulent Conveyance Lawsuit Chapter 12: Learn the Tricks of Truly Protecting Assets Chapter 13: Basic Earmarks of a Fraudulent Conveyance Chapter 14: How to Unpeel the Onion of the Asset-Protection Scheme Chapter 15: Irrevocable Trusts Destroyed Chapter 16: Some Assets Go Out the Back Door
Section 13: Here Is Where You Can Find the Money
Chapter 1: Here Are Your Treasure Maps Chapter 2: Capturing Real Estate Chapter 3: Transfer to a Closely Related Entity Is Always Fraudulent Chapter 4: Badges of Fraud Chapter 5: The Preliminary Change of Ownership Report Chapter 6: Bad Deal for the Debtor
When Was the Conveyance Made? Conveyances in Groups or Batches What Is Wrong with the Transaction?
Section 14: Trial
Chapter 1: The Easy Enforcement Chapter 2: Get Ready to Go to Court Chapter 3: Introduction to Litigation of Claims by Third Parties Chapter 4: The Third-Party Claim Chapter 5: Third-Party Claim Trials Chapter 6: Expert Testimony at a Fraudulent Conveyance Trial Chapter 7: The Family Law Code Offers Many Tricks Chapter 8: New Lawsuits and More Lawyers
Section 15: Hide and Seek for Wandering Money
Chapter 1: The Repositories Chapter 2: Nontraditional Online Banking Chapter 3: Reverse Credit Card Balances Chapter 4: Portable Wealth Chapter 5: One-Stop Shopping Chapter 6: Captive Insurance Is the Latest and Greatest
Section 16: The Story of If I Did It Section 17: Secrets of the Chef
Chapter 1: Star Trek Convention Chapter 2: Do You Really Want to Find the Bank Account? Chapter 3: Random Levies for Bank Chapter 4: How to Find a Bank Account Chapter 5: Fictitious Business Names Mask Money
Section 18: Bills of Lading
Chapter 1: Bills of Lading Are Treasure Maps Chapter 2: Reaching Offshore Debtors Through U.S. Subsidiaries Chapter 3: Grabbing Goods off the High Seas—Yo, Ho, Ho and Shiver Me Timbers Chapter 4: Who Owns the Cargo? Chapter 5: Getting a Lien on the Cargo Chapter 6: Looking for the Bank Account in Maritime Records
Section 19: Where Is the Money?
Chapter 1: Retentions Due Contractors Chapter 2: Ponzi Schemes Chapter 3: Odds and Ends
Judgments and Suits Due the Debtor The Recorded Deed of Trust, or UCC, in Favor of the Debtor How Do I Rid Myself of Fraudulent Conveyances?
Chapter 4: Baseline Information to Discover Assets Chapter 5: Credit Grantors Have Lots of Information—Just Ask Chapter 6: The 1099INT Is the “X” Chapter 7: Canceled Checks, PayPal Disbursements, and Credit Card Statements Are the Pottery Shards Chapter 8: Reconstructing the Revenue Streams Chapter 9: Dinosaur Fingernails Unwind Fraudulent Conveyances
Section 20: The Final Frontier, Spock—Bankruptcy
Chapter 1: Ingredients of Bankruptcy Chapter 2: Paint by the Numbers: Chapters 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, and 15 Chapter 3: When the Debtor Files Bankruptcy, Whoa Nelly! Chapter 4: Secret Bankruptcies and Beauty Contests Chapter 5: Embrace Bankruptcy, Martha, and Save Yourself a Crockpot of Dough Chapter 6: Chasing People Down in Bankruptcy Court Chapter 7: Debris in the Judicial Slipstream Chapter 8: Asset Protection in a Mega-Chapter 11
Section 21: You Can’t Eat Soup with a Knife Index
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