From our daily practice we know that there are a number of different ways to lose your assets and also your old age provision. The classic cases in the private sector go far beyond the extent of inflation and tax liability.

For example, a divorce is usually not only emotionally difficult for those affected, but also from a financial point of view, it can mean absolute ruin for many people. Reasonable provision for the future, for example through a marriage contract or also through cleverly selected investment models abroad can reduce or completely rule out losses.

There are also a number of scenarios in the area of inheritance and estate that require a well-planned strategy for asset protection. For example, in our law firm we frequently experience that children/heirs want to protect their parents’ money from the access of third parties in the event of an impending stay in a home, in order not to lose the heir to the social welfare office. The opposite case also occurs again and again: parents/leaverstry to secure their assets from their own children , or to cancel the partial right to a compulsory portion.

Of course, the private assets of freelancers and entrepreneurs are also required, who in the course of their activities repeatedly take financial risks and are liable with their private assets, special protection. Particular emphasis should be placed here on developing a future-proof and legally sound asset protection strategy, in order to protect private assets from creditors, banks and the tax office. The same also applies for private individuals, who take a high risk through investments (real estate, securities transactions, etc.)

As a Advocate for Asset Protection, it is my task to work with you to develop a long-term concept and an investment strategy that will reliably protect your assets from third-party access.