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am I putting myself at risk when having a brokerage acct with my son -as joint tenants with rights of survivorship

Answered 4 years and 10 months ago by Pamela W. Flores (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Asset Protection
In short, no.  Your son will only have control over the account that he has ownership in.  If there is a judgment against him, the holder could seize that account to pay it, but not any of your other accounts, IF you are not liable on the judgement.  However, it can work the other way if you are a joint owner.  For example, the account would be considered an asset of yours so if you owed someone money and they received a judgment for it, they could seize your son's account to pay the judgment.  ... Read More
In short, no.  Your son will only have control over the account that he has ownership in.  If there is a judgment against him, the holder... Read More

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