Estate Planning for Families with Dual Citizenship: Navigating Cross-Border Legal Challenges

Estate planning is already a complex process, but for families with dual citizenship, the challenges become even more intricate. Having assets in multiple countries, being subject to different legal systems, and facing potential double taxation can complicate how wealth is managed and passed on to the next generation. Families must navigate these cross-border legal issues […]


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