Search

Poor man's "Blind Trust" or LLC.
Lets discuss the merits of this. What is the poor man's blind trust ? It's a lottery club. First let me state that this is a follow up to an earlier post by JWBlue on 15May Why is it beneficial to collect a lottery jackpot as a llc. My facts come from the Michigan.gov/lottery site and from email responses directly from them. The strategy here is to mitigate or postpone your name getting out. Giving you time to .......................... Response from Michigan.gov/lottery: If you chose to claim y
Jun 2, 2008, 9:03 pm - eproducer - Lottery Discussion Forum

Blind Trust
Can you claim a jackpot prize through a Blind Trust even if you have already signed the winning ticket?
Nov 1, 2010, 4:38 am - ewnowak - Lottery Discussion Forum

Disadvantages of a Blind Trust?
So I was reading through some old stories earlier about lottery winners using Blind Trusts to claim their winnings anonymously. It got me thinking about all those that don't choose to accept this way and why they don't. For those that don't know, here's the major advantage of a Blind Trust. A Blind Trust will hide your identity from long lost relatives , actual relatives that are either untrustworthy or very greedy, keep your friends/coworkers unaware and thus preserving your relationshi
Jul 30, 2010, 12:48 am - ttech10 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Blind trust to stay anonymous
If someone wishes to remain anonymous to claim their lottery winning, however they then hire a lawyer to make a blind trust is it possible the lawyer can cheat the winner out of their winnings. If so is there a way not to be cheated if it goes into a blind trust? I wouldn t want anyone to be in control my the money I would win.
Aug 11, 2019, 11:47 pm - Cincigal - Lottery Discussion Forum

How soon would you come forward to claim your jackpot winnings: should you win?Reply
Do you know what a blind trust is?
Sep 28, 2014, 9:14 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Question about winning JackpotReply
Blind trust....... is the way to go.
Nov 10, 2012, 8:53 am - Mr-Smith - Lottery Discussion Forum

Blind TrustReply
Same with a blind trust. A blind trust is used mostly by people that have assets that would be considered a conflict of interest in what they are now doing. They put their assets in a blind trust. It is called blind because they can not see the assets in the trust and they can not control them, so there is no conflict.
Nov 5, 2010, 9:53 pm - Jack-C - Lottery Discussion Forum

"blind trusts"
can you claim a california winnings in a blind trust?
Jun 14, 2008, 9:15 pm - blackblue - Lottery Discussion Forum

A BLIND TRUST to claim anonymously?Reply
This is a great topic and I'm suprised it didn't get more posts. I've been studying Lotteries for about a year now and here's what I've been able to gather about Blind Trusts: First there is not a lot of information on the web available about Blind Trusts. Many sites will mention the different types of trusts but say nothng about how to set up a Blind Trust. From what I can gather Blind Trusts were conceived and set up so that the beneficiary of the trust has absolutely no idea where the
Apr 17, 2006, 10:46 pm - Uncle Jim - Lottery Discussion Forum

Is it possible to remain anonymous in NJ through a trust or attorney?Reply
You can create a blind trust anywhere. A blind trust is a legal entity and for the most part any legal entity can own property, whether it's stocks and bonds, real eastate or lottery tickets. The only real quetion is what information the state will release to the public. Every legal entity, whether it's a trust (of any sort), a corporation, or an individual has the name of at least one person associated with it. For a blind trust the trustee is the legal owner. I would assume that unless the l
Mar 8, 2007, 2:28 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum