Asset Protection Jurisdiction Selection
“Asset Protection Trusts” can be formed “offshore” in countries whose laws benefit the trust’s “settlor.” What makes forming an “offshore trust” desirable is the fact that the countries do not automatically recognize the jurisdiction of U.S. courts. This means that a properly implemented Asset Protection Trust can prevent creditors from seizing your assets.
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Bahamas Asset Protection Trusts – Bahamas
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Belize Asset Protection Trusts – Belize
- Belize Trust Act
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Bermuda Asset Protection Trusts – Bermuda
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British Virgin Islands – Asset Protection Trusts
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Cayman Islands – Asset Protection Trusts
- Cayman Islands Trust Law
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Cook Islands – Asset Protection Trusts
- Cook Islands International Trust Act 1984
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Cyprus – Asset Protection Trusts
- Cyprus Trustee Law 1955
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Ise of Man – Zero Corporate Tax Warning
- Turks & Caicos Trusts
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Turks & Caicos Islands Business
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Ireland Financial Services – Regulation
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Guernsey to reduce taxes
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The secret of Ireland’s economic growth
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Guernsey tax proposals deemed “not harmful”
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Trouble in Belize
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OAS expresses concern about Belize
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Succession of Foreign Granted Trusts
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Panamanian Trusts
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