Asset Protection

In order to fully protect your assets, it can be the wisest choice to transfer ownership of those assets to another person or entity. You can choose to place your assets in another person’s name - say, a spouse or a child - or to have them held by an organized trust, foundation, company or corporation. Regardless of how you choose to set up your asset protection, you will still retain the right to direct use of those funds.

When your assets are placed into protection, they are safe from legal claims. Assets can include but are not limited to property deeds, vehicle or vessel ownership, cash, inheritance, and investment portfolios. Claims against your assets can come from creditors, divorce settlements, or bankruptcy liens.

Protecting your assets at an offshore jurisdiction can provide a variety of benefits - from absolute confidentiality to further protections from that jurisdiction’s finance and privacy laws. Investors interested in the international market prefer to protect their assets offshore in the event of economic instability.

If you feel that asset protection would be in your best financial interest, please do not hesitate to contact us today for more information, or to set up an appointment to establish your own trust, foundation or corporation offshore.