Practical guidance on U.S. probate, estate planning, inheritance, trusts, and
cross-border matters involving the United States and Taiwan.
Learn which assets commonly belong in a California living trust, which usually stay outside and how to coordinate real estate, accounts, retirement plans and insurance.
Read article →Learn how Taiwan-based families may handle California probate remotely, who may serve as personal representative, and which documents may be required.
Read article →Learn about court filing fees, attorney's fees, executor compensation, publication costs, appraisal fees, tax preparation, and other common probate expenses.
Read article →Learn why a U.S. living trust may be an important part of your estate plan.
Read article →Parents spend years building their savings, investments, businesses, and other assets. Naturally, they want those assets to benefit their children—not become part of a future divorce dispute.
Read article →Owning these assets can create valuable opportunities, but it also creates estate-planning questions that cannot be answered by looking only at a Taiwan will or only at U.S. law.
Read article →Individuals living in Taiwan often mistakenly assume that a Taiwan will can govern all of their assets worldwide.
Read article →Consultations are available by video conference or in person, in Chinese or English.
We will review your family circumstances, U.S. assets, and planning objectives and explain the recommended next steps.
