What We Do

The Fortune Law Firm was created to help you keep more of your hard-earned money. (And maybe make a little more in the process.) Protect your assets. Lower your taxes. Build your wealth. And make sure your money goes where you want it to after you die.

It is not just a matter of finding rare deductions or making unnecessary purchases to qualify for others. It’s not about picking the right stocks or mutual funds (or investments). In fact, it’s not about some compartmentalized approach that you’d get by following the advice of your CPA, your financial planner, or your estate planning or transactional attorney.

Real wealth building and life planning is about structuring your business and personal life so that all the moving pieces involved in your finances work in harmony to protect your assets from creditors, predators, the government, (and yourself) so you can earn and keep more.

At the Fortune Law Firm, your personal wealth-building plan could involve any of a number of these strategies:

• Protecting liquid assets

• Protecting real estate

• Creating a worthwhile legacy

• Getting out of debt

• Paying for a child’s tuition

• Creating a 401(k) alternative in your workplace

• Leveraging your returns by using other people’s money

Asset Protection

Business owners and entrepreneurs take risks that most people aren't willing to take. They put up their own money, invest their time, and sometimes starve or push themselves to exhaustion to get their business or idea up and running.

And although you may be willing to bet on yourself, you should not take the unnecessary risk of starting a business that doesn't have adequate liability shield and asset protections.

Asset protection is accomplished in many ways, starting with which kind entity (or entities) you form and which state you form it in. From there, you will want to structure your business in such a way that you can minimize your personal liability for business debts and minimize your business's tax liability.

Tax Strategies

Although we appreciate the benefits of living in the land of freedom, no one wants to pay more taxes to Uncle Sam than what is required. Navigating the tax code is a laborious undertaking (not even all the legislators who passed it have done it!), but is necessary not just for calculating taxes owed, but also for planning ahead and investing your money in as advantageous as a manner possible.

Law Firm Financing

Eliminate the expense of funding your client's cases. Take back control of your hard earned capital by leveraging investments to get a low interest loan from a bank for your clients. 

Using the law and proven finance principles, law firms are now making one small change to their firm finances to leverage their investments in a way that they can take out low-interest loans based off their asset protected investments provided by the Fortune Law Firm. 

According to a 2017 survey, the use of litigation financing in the U.S. has grown by 414% since 2013, and half of all lawyers who have not yet utilized litigation financing are expected to do so within two years.

The best part is that we take care of tracking your client's loans. We also manage the administration of the loan. All you need to do is tell us how much you need and we'll get the money deposited into your account. Once the case is settled, you let us know how much interest is owed and we'll automatically deduct the money out of your account paying back the loan.

Here is a video example of how this could work for your law firm: 

To get more details on exactly how this process works, contact the Fortune Law Firm at 725-245-1945.

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