by Patricia Guerra | Dec 24, 2020 | • Emergency measures; who decides and who will be(come) responsible, • Estate planning, • Living will, • The will or testament
Covid-19 crisis – Succession planning and planning for incapacity The second wave of Covid-19 in this fall 2020 has shown that the virus is not yet under control and that it may still take us a long time to go back to a new normality. The pandemic has given us... by Olga Boltenko | May 7, 2020 | • Emergency measures; who decides and who will be(come) responsible, • Foundations and trusts; structures to hold, control, protect and manage family wealth, • The will or testament
Checklist for protecting your family and wealth “Operation Bridge” – How to best protect your family and wealth? Safety of families and their wealth is of paramount importance. To best protect that you can and should take care. To know that all is... by Saba Zreik | Apr 20, 2020 | • Emergency measures; who decides and who will be(come) responsible
There are some frequent questions that are raised by researchers when looking into a specific matter. Some of them seem to have obvious answers when, more frequently than not, this is not the case. 1. What is a Family? A Family is a group of individuals... by Philip van Hilten | Oct 20, 2014 | • Emergency measures; who decides and who will be(come) responsible, • Transfer to the Next Generation
Timely and properly transferring family assets requires careful planning and training of successors and documenting the rights and obligations of all family members. This should be based on discussions between qualifying family members in which each express their... 