Jay Adkisson is the Managing Partner at Riser Adkisson LLP. He specializes in law and legal affairs, with a focus on litigation, finance, and personal finance, covering topics such as lawsuits, credit health, and debt management. Jay has been featured in Business Times Journal and Forbes.
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Jay Adkisson's coverage largely focuses on legal policy regulation, particularly in the areas of finance, taxation, and business law. He also covers government announcements related to these topics.
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Samatas Bankruptcy: Spendthrift trust fails due to beneficiary’s dominion & alter ego status. Court voids transfers, allowing creditors to access trust assets.
Utah Supreme Court: Aston v. Chronicle-Progress (2026) limits UPEPA Anti-SLAPP attorney fees to the special motion, rejecting a broad 'related to' whole-case standard.
Considers the automated payment transaction tax as an alternative to the income tax and benefits and disadvantages and political barriers
By: Jay Adkisson
In re Brown: A Texas debtor lost his bankruptcy discharge after moving homestead sale proceeds into an annuity, a fraudulent transfer under Section 727 rules.
Discusses common flaws and defects in asset protection plans and how to identify them.
Judges already use AI, risking abdication and hidden errors; the fix is transparent, regulated AI use with tentative opinions parties can vet before final rulings.
Tax Court upholds 40% IRS penalties in Kadau II microcaptive case, citing lack of economic substance, circular funds, and improper life insurance investments.
We've previously talked about the problems with New York's limited liability law in relation to opinions entered in 79 Madison and 245 Park
Ohio appeals court held UPEPA special motions require a hearing, reversing a trial court that denied an Anti-SLAPP motion without one.
Virginia court rules charging orders are the exclusive remedy against LLC interests, barring foreclosure under state law even for single-member LLCs.
