Book details
- Author: Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
- Publisher: Pantraxxa LLC
- Genre: Legal guide, asset protection
- Published: February 6, 2026
- Length: 384 pages (paperback)
- Formats: Paperback, Kindle
- ISBN-13: 978-1967733927
- Language: English
Asset Protection Explained
Legal Planning Strategies to Safeguard What You Built, by Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
Asset Protection Explained is a plain-English guide to how asset protection works in the United States, by attorney Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., published by Pantraxxa. It shows how to structure ownership legally and ethically so that one problem does not become a total financial loss.
About the book
Most people do not think about asset protection until something goes wrong. A lawsuit, a business dispute, a tenant injury, a professional complaint or a divorce can expose years of work, savings and planning to risk.
The book treats asset protection as preparation: legal, ethical planning done before a problem arises. It does not encourage hiding assets, and it does not promise lawsuit-proof solutions. Readers do not need to be wealthy or hold a law degree to use it.
A fuller overview of this guide is on the Bolin Firm’s page for the book.
Who this book is for
Business owners and entrepreneurs, real estate investors and landlords, licensed professionals with liability exposure, executives and board members, high-income earners, and families focused on long-term or generational wealth.
What the book covers
- What asset protection is and what it is not
- How liability exposure works in real life
- Why timing matters more than complexity
- How lawsuits and creditor claims typically unfold
- When LLCs and corporations protect assets and when they fail
- The role of insurance and its limits
- How business and real estate structures affect liability
- Common myths, scams and dangerous oversimplifications
- When domestic planning is enough and when offshore strategies may be considered
Frequently asked questions
It explains how asset protection works in the United States: how liability arises, how lawsuits and creditor claims unfold, what LLCs, corporations and insurance can and cannot do, and why planning has to happen before a problem arises.
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., an attorney with more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
No. It does not provide personalized legal advice, and it does not replace a licensed attorney. It is a guide to understanding risk and planning responsibly.
The paperback edition is 384 pages.
Paperback and Kindle.
Both formats are available on Amazon.
About the author
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq. is an attorney and multigenre author whose work spans legal guides, spiritual fiction, romance and contemporary women’s literature. She has more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
