Why TrustArte Exists

Cyber-crime, doxxing and aggressive litigation have made traditional LLCs and corporations a liability. A simple internet search can reveal details about these state sanctioned business organizations within seconds. This information becomes leverage over you – your control is now conditional.

For 30 years I’ve helped private investors title or re-title real estate, businesses and financial accounts into trust structures that function as Stealth Assets: protected, lawful and deliberately hard to find - often without Secretary of State registration.

Your first step is to view the Business Trust Mini-Masterclass. It shows you why LLC privacy has largely vanished, and how a properly structured Business Trust changes the game forever.

How We Help You – And How We Think

Get limited liability, asset privacy and flexible income tax options—often without public Secretary of State registration. Ideal for US citizens & residents, expats and foreign nationals.

If you understood “The Big Short” movie, you already know why that matters. In The Big Short, only a few investors actually read the underlying contracts and realized the “standard” product was quietly stacked against the end-user.

Most professionals treat LLCs the way Wall Street treated mortgage bonds before 2008: “Everyone uses them. They must be fine.” When you read the actual statutes, title rules and registration requirements, you see something else: LLCs are like a juicy BBQ feast for states, data brokers, formation agents, and litigators because they generate billions in fees — but rarely useful for privacy-minded investors.

When you’ve had enough of the LLC roast and finally study the alternatives, you too will discover the Business Trust.

Watch Mini Masterclass Video Private Consultation Implement With The Business Trust e-Seminar

The Hidden Cost of LLCs: Your Privacy

In this short video, I explain why the old advice —“just put it in an LLC”— no longer protects your assets or identity in the age of online records and data brokers. You’ll see how cheap, mass-market LLCs quietly trade away your personal and business privacy, and what privacy-minded investors are doing instead when they want limited liability without putting their holdings on display.