X-Message-Number: 18801
Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2002 10:31:30 -0600
From: " - KC Homes - www.iggy.net" <>
Subject: legal structure for assets? - Thanks

I think this has been discussed in the past. My computer had a crash before
X-mas and I had to reformat it and lost all my e-mail. So, please, excuse
this then...

What is the exact legal structure to maintain & have
*no-other-people-access* your assets in the United States for cryonics
suspension? I am going to be visiting with a will and probate attorney
shortly to discuss the issues and understand that it's probably each state
specific.

I'd like to ask some questions of the lawyer - when I die or prior, may
these assets be put in a trust, kept in the States or transferred overseas
and its only purpose is to keep my assets, maintain, grow, and *not*
disperse them to anyone but me in case of my reanimation, or be dispersed to
a designated party or cause *only* if my body/brain are gone to the point of
not being able to be restored. I would hate the idea of the money being lost
if something happens to my brain/body and it's gone and the money is hanging
up there without any chances of being used for whatever I desire and a state
takes possession of that.

This maybe somewhat similar (may be not) to a person being in a coma, or
incapacitated in any other way, therefore, I'd like to make sure what I am
looking for is even viable?

I realize that "the point of not being able to be restored" is also open for
discussion, but you get the idea? Also, I take one can argue "foul play" or
whatever, but all these negative issues aside, is it possible to structure
your final financial arrangements that way?

Is there any legal structure like this in the States? Do any other countries
allow me to have this legal structure when I have my assets transferred
there while I am suspended in the States?

Thank you much!

Sincerely,

IGGY Dybal

RE/MAX Best - Kansas City
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