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If You Want a Successful Single Family Office, Here's What Not to Do Working with an attorney can help you avoid many of the most common mistakes people make when creating a Single Family Office. -
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Creating a Single Family Office Take full advantage of the potential of a Single Family Office by asking yourself these key planning questions. -
How a Single Family Office Will Streamline Your Finances and Your Life A Single Family Office helps busy Mexican and Latin American investors manage their personal and professional obligations. -
Understanding the Benefits of a Single Family Office A Single Family Office can offer a number of important benefits for high net worth individuals and their families. -
Gifting Assets Abroad to Avoid the Estate Tax Burden That Comes With a Green Card As a permanent U.S. resident, your assets in Mexico will be considered part of your estate when you die. Learn how to address this issue to reduce the tax burden. -
Services Provided by a Single Family Office If you are thinking about forming a family office, it's important to clarify the services you want it to provide. We discuss many possibilities for your office. -
Using Trusts to Protect U.S. Assets From Gift and Estate Taxes Mexican business owners often find that they face a large gift and estate tax burden if they didn't plan ahead. Learn how we can help. -
When Choosing an International Estate Planning Attorney, Experience Matters More Than Location Mexican investors should hire an estate planning attorney with international experience, as opposed to only considering an attorney's location. -
Modifying an Irrevocable Trust Isn’t Easy, but it Can Be Done If tax laws or changes in personal circumstances have created problems with your irrevocable trust, our attorneys may be able to modify the terms. -
For Privacy-Conscious Investors Looking to Reduce Their Tax Liability, the U.S. Is the New Switzerland For global investors concerned about tax liability and personal privacy, strict CRS reporting requirements have made the U.S. the new Switzerland.