As an international businessperson, you appreciate straight talk about the laws, financial opportunities, and tax implications that could affect your investments in the United States. Read our attorney blog to get the information you need to protect your property and assets in the U.S. Our attorneys post frequent updates to keep you informed.
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How to Determine How Much Life Insurance You Need As a high-net-worth individual, there are several factors that affect your life insurance coverage needs. An international estate planning attorney explains. -
Life Insurance Can Be an Effective Succession Planning Tool for Your Business If you own a business in the U.S., life insurance can help keep the company operating smoothly after your death. -
Using Life Insurance to Plan for Estate Taxes on a U.S. Real Estate Investment If you own real estate in the U.S., life insurance may be the most efficient way to plan for future estate taxes. -
Dynasty Trusts Can Be an Effective Way to Leave a Legacy for Future Generations Living in the United States Learn how MEG International Counsel helped a client in Mexico use a dynasty trust to transfer stock to future generations living in the U.S. -
Using a Pour-Over Will in Your Estate Plan Wealthy Mexicans who often do business in the United States may want to consider using a pour-over will in their estate plan. -
Incorporating an ILIT Trust Into Your Estate Plan ILIT trusts can be a valuable estate planning tool for wealthy Mexicans who often do business in the United States. -
Creating an Estate Plan to Benefit Adult Children Living in Multiple Countries If your beneficiaries live in multiple countries, you need an estate planning attorney who understands your specific jurisdictional challenges. -
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. -
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.