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Topic closed. 18 replies. Last post 6 months ago by mrtightwad.

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Posted: August 27, 2009, 1:26 pm - IP Logged

Has anyone compiled a list of state's that allow Blind Trusts? I know NJ is a state that allows an LLC, but you can also find out the owners of the LLC if one was to ask the Division of Taxation. I am not sure if NJ allows Blind Trusts....(that would be sweet...just like that Ohio guy).

 

If someone could point me in the right direction, it'd be most appreciated.

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Posted: September 1, 2009, 9:53 pm - IP Logged

If I won I would not want to broadcast it to anyone, I usually buy tickets that don't offer big jackpots for this reason. to get a lawyer and do an LLC or trust is first you have to find a trustworthy lawyer and thats a tough search. other problems are your job and relatives. I could never do a press conference.

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Posted: September 2, 2009, 11:53 am - IP Logged

If I won I would not want to broadcast it to anyone, I usually buy tickets that don't offer big jackpots for this reason. to get a lawyer and do an LLC or trust is first you have to find a trustworthy lawyer and thats a tough search. other problems are your job and relatives. I could never do a press conference.

California allows players to claim a jackpot anonymously. 

 

There is no reason any other state can't do the same.

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Posted: September 9, 2009, 3:54 pm - IP Logged

I just got an email response from nj lotto. they state its a matter of public record anyone can check who the winners are, also it "can" be a requirement to do a press conference if you win. that about sums it up. Maybe its for the best playing for small jackpots under a mil.

 
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