Not many estate planning attorneys in the United States have experience with helping high-net-worth international clients protect their assets for future generations. U.S. tax and inheritance laws for wealthy Latin Americans can be complicated, but our attorneys understand the law and know how to help their clients guard their investments. Read our library articles to learn about the law and how we can help.
- Page 1
-
Destination: The Woodlands—Lakes at Creekside As some of our clients and friends already know, we are celebrating one year since we officially opened our Texas offices. -
Are You Caught-Up With The New Trend? Estate planning is much more than just a list of documents that need to be drafted and signed. -
If I Don’t Like It, I’ll Just Go Back! The Risks of Relinquishing Your Green Card Article describes the risks and tax consequences of relinquishing your residence or green card -
Do You Own a British Virgin Islands (BVI) Company? The Deadline to Determine and Report Its Economic Substance Starts on June 30, 2020. The BVI enacted new rules and deadlines for the determination and reporting of the economic substance of those companies and LP organized or registered in that country. -
The 7 Best Online Programs to Make Your Last Will and Testament The best online programs to make your last will and testament -
If You Have a UK Trust, Your Anonymity is About to End UK-based trusts now have to register and report information regarding the trust, its assets, its settlor, and its beneficiaries. -
Has Your International Strategy Survived Mexico’s Tax Reform? Impact of Mexico's tax reform of 2020 on the income obtained from transparent or pass-through foreign entities and foreign legal arrangements. -
U.S. Domicile Subjects EB-5 Visa Holders to Estate Taxes As a foreigner with an EB-5 visa, external factors can determine a domicile, subjecting you to US estate taxes. Let us develop a plan to minimize your tax burden. -
Estate Planning for Foreign Families With American Children Foreign families with children living in the U.S. need an experienced attorney to design an estate plan that will provide for a smooth transition and minimize U.S. estate taxes. -
Canada requires corporations to keep a register of stockholders and beneficiaries of 25% of capital contributions. Canada now requires that corporations keep a register of stockholders and every person that controls them or benefits, directly or indirectly, from them.