Legal Question in Business Law in New York
Incorporation
Incorporation protects my personal
assets from business liabilities. How
can I protect the assets of my business
from my personal or familial liabilities?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Incorporation
What a great question, but rarely asked. Please be aware that the answer is not simple enough to explain here, as there are many details. However, generally, in NY, your business assets remain at risk in the case of personal liability. There are several other states which do provide your business assets with the protection you seek. One of them is Delaware. However, there are limitations and caveats. If this is a serious area of concern for you, I highly recommend you get your hands on "SAFE HARBORS: An Asset Protection Guide for Small Business Owners" by Nicholas C. Misenti.
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