How to Protect your Assets from Creditors of your deadbeat son-in-law

Your family worked hard to save and build up assets. When you pass away you would like to leave some of these assets to your daughter and grandkids but your concerned because your son-in-law is a poor businessman and doesn't have a good track record of paying his debts. Can you protect your assets?
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