Planning for Argentine assets starts with your family, your wishes and the documents already in place. We help international clients review estate-planning questions and prepare wills with the relevant Argentine formalities in mind.
Select the situation closest to yours.
We discuss your family, assets and objectives, then identify the drafting and execution issues relevant to your circumstances.
We review the existing document and coordinate the Argentine questions with your foreign adviser where appropriate. A second document should not be drafted without considering the first.
We map where family members and assets are located and identify the cross-border questions that need coordinated advice.
Marriage, separation, a new child or a property acquisition may be a reason to review an existing plan. We start with the current documents and your updated wishes.
We gather information about family relationships, ownership and the countries involved.
We identify wills, marital arrangements and other relevant documents that may affect the proposed work.
We discuss the legal issues and prepare the agreed documents for review, coordinating with other advisers when needed.
We explain the applicable signing arrangements and how to keep the documents accessible for a future succession.
A plan involving several countries needs coordination. We identify the Argentine issues and work with your other advisers so that the documents can be considered together.
Choose an option to see what to prepare for an initial review.
Send the available ownership information and any existing will. We assess how the asset fits into your wider estate plan.
Tell us what changed and provide the current document. We review the proposed changes in context rather than assuming a handwritten amendment will achieve your aim.
The immediate issue is estate administration rather than planning a new will. Our Probate & Inheritance practice can help assess the succession and inherited assets.
Start with what you have. The document list for your matter will depend on the facts and the agreed scope.
Your wishes need review against the applicable succession rules, including protections that may apply to certain heirs. We discuss the effect on your proposed plan before drafting.
Its form, wording and intended effect need individual review. We also consider authentication, translation and the succession context in which it would be used.
Yes. We can review your circumstances and available documents remotely. Execution formalities are assessed separately for the documents being prepared.
No. Planning concerns arrangements made during life. If someone has died, we assess the existing documents and the succession steps for their estate.
Provide your existing will, ownership information and family details. We can review the Argentine issues and identify the questions to coordinate with your US adviser.