We Manage Your Protection For an Affordable Rate

To make our clients’ protection plans affordable, we established Pierpont Stewards LLC, a Wyoming-based trust services company, instead of an expensive state-chartered bank and Trust & Estate Stewards LLC to assist as a trust advisor with no fixed annual administrative fees. Also, our affiliate, Liberty Street Capital, is available to provide short and long term investment needs. Our trust costs are less than half as much as the lowest we have seen in industry practice.

We are able to help clients successfully plan for the unknown future by having expertise in financial planning; estate planning; legal asset protection; and special knowledge of the important tools of corporate law, such as organizing multiple-classes of securities limited liability entities. For individuals and couples to know they have done all they can do to ensure security during their working years and retirement – and for their children after death – is invaluable peace of mind.

Key Features

Liberty Street and our expert team will organize and form your LLCs and trusts.

The grantor will name the beneficiaries as desired, including the grantor and family, friends and business associates.


The grantor approves the trustee, which we are able to provide without cost because of our Wyoming registration.


The grantor may select a trusted person as Trust Protector, who can remove and replace the trustee and other advisors.


Internal management agreements allow routine LLC operating control and internal management without trust direction or encumbrance.


The grantor can sell assets to the trust without a capital gain tax. 

LLCs can be structured to issue multiple security classes like non-voting shares, preferred stock and options so that expensive and formal corporation entities aren’t required.


The grantor can loan money to the trust and multiple grantors and beneficiaries are allowed.


A Wyoming Registered Agent attorney will be in place for LLC anonymity. 


If the LLC is engaged in non-resident local business activities, the business will file a foreign LLC registration in its state. Some LLC undertakings don’t require such a registration.


The trust will be structured so that language changes providing for future needs, like tax law changes, can be made. The grantor may also move the assets to another trust.

Liberty Street Capital is available to manage short-term investments and portfolio assets, if requested.

Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)

Internal (Personal) Protection

Because “C” corporations suffer double taxation and LLCs are so much simpler to operate, most new entities formed today are LLCs. Our LLCs separate their assets from the rest of the owner’s estate. For example, if someone were injured in your rental house property (owned by an LLC) from a defective condition and the damages significantly exceeded the house liability insurance limits, the only asset at risk in the ensuing lawsuit would be the rental house, not personal assets, like your family residence. We call this internal protection.

External (Asset) Protection

Asset protection is a different matter. Let’s take an example. Suppose you host a Christmas party for friends and an inebriated guest leaving the party is in a car accident in which a teenager is killed. You would likely be sued and although you are certain it was not your fault, could suffer a judgment for millions of dollars. The opposing lawyers would then go in search of your assets to “levy” upon for collection. Among other things, the lawyers will ask the court to have you hand over your valuable personal property, real estate and business assets to satisfy the judgment.

This is where our unique asset protection planning comes into play. Say we set up your rental house property to be owned by a Wyoming LLC, it’s prudent to give the LLC an unfamiliar name making the plaintiff’s attorney’s task of filing or even pursuing a suit considerably more challenging, and possibly impossible. Unfortunately, most states’ statutes do not provide adequate protection like Wyoming, which has favorable and reasonably priced LLC protection laws.

Protectable Assets

  • LLCs

  • Rental property

  • Real estate investments

  • Vacation home

  • Annuities

  • Brokerage accounts

  • Alternative investments

  • Planes, boats, etc.

  • C Corporation and

    S company stock

  • Accounts receivables

  • Valuable personal property

  • Future family inheritance

  • Personal residence

  • Equipment

  • Surplus cash

  • Life insurance proceeds

  • Collectibles

  • Personal residence

  • Intellectual property: patents & trademarks

  • Bank accounts, checking, savings and CDs

Non-Protectable Assets

Wyoming law does not protect court-ordered domestic payments; however, as our LLCs are designed, the difficulties of filing and maintaining a suit may be a significant issue.

  • Holding Companies & Subsidiaries

  • Bitcoin, Ethereum & other alternative currencies

  • Captive insurance companies

  • Property, plant & equipment

  • & More

Insurance Coverage

The argument has been made that APTs are a good substitute for large dollar insurance coverage. We don’t agree. Most routine “slip and fall” risks aren’t large enough to threaten your family’s future. But, with our protection, if a high-level claim happens from teenage car accidents; investments; business activities or real estate, the ability to have a low cost settlement of the lawsuit out of court from insurance funds may be a better and easier solution than the costs and trouble of defending the Insurance case.