09/02/2026
This morning I woke up to an email from a law firm: "This article has been removed."
Second time in a few weeks. An online list of "failed" foreign asset protection trusts, taken down right after we fact-checked it. I've also had several attorneys revise their articles, from bashing foreign trusts to simply discussing them.
My team is on a mission to clean up the misinformation around offshore trusts. It's a big mission, because there's a lot of false information out there.
Take the Anderson case. It's not a failure of a foreign asset protection trust. It's an instance of individuals being punished for reckless behavior. There's a full article on my site debunking that myth.
Most so-called failed foreign asset protection trusts have already been debunked. We published our findings on 45FAPT.com.
If you know anyone claiming a failure, or claiming to have a list, send them to me. We'll address the case law accurately.