The Michigan Asset Protection Report (MAP) is a document that provides an overview of how assets are protected in the state of Michigan. It provides information on the various legal tools and strategies that can be used to protect assets from creditors, such as exemptions, transfers, trusts, and entity formation. It also outlines the legal requirements for creditors to collect assets, including the Michigan Asset Protection Trust, which is a special trust that can be used to protect assets from creditors. The MAP covers different types of asset protection including homestead protection, protection for pensions, IRAs, 401(k)s, and other retirement funds, insurance and annuities, and business and commercial assets. Additionally, the MAP outlines the different types of creditors and collections processes that may be encountered in Michigan. These types of creditors include credit card companies, student loan lenders, medical debt collectors, and the Internal Revenue Service. The MAP also provides information on the various remedies available to those who are being pursued by creditors in Michigan.