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Free-standing Freezing Orders in the BVI | Black Swan Verses Broad Idea

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British Virgin Islands entities and structures are frequently used to hold assets located onshore, outside the BVI. Sometimes these assets represent the proceeds of wrongdoing including breach of fiduciary duty, breach of express trust, or pure fraud. The vast majority…
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Making a Will Won’t Kill You

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folder_openArticles, Christopher McKenzie, Jenelle Archer, Property & Business, Trusts & Estates
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Why Shareholders of BVI Companies and the Owners of BVI Real Property Should Consider Executing Wills Many people tend to put off the preparation of a will to a future date, but there are numerous reasons to grab the bull…
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O’Neal Webster Managing Partner Elected to Chair of STEP Caribbean and Latin America Region Committee

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FEB 25, 2020. BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS – STEP, the global professional body of trust and estate professional advisors, has announced that O’Neal Webster Managing Partner Vanessa King has been elected to chair the STEP Caribbean and Latin America Region Committee for…
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MITIGATING BVI BUSINESS COMPANY DISRUPTION

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folder_openArticles, Asha Johnson-Willins, Christopher McKenzie, Corporate & Commercial, Jenelle Archer, Kerry Anderson, Property & Business, Trusts & Estates
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Structure your BVI company shareholding to eliminate or reduce delays associated with probate Ease of operation and flexibility are two of the most attractive features of a BVI business company (BVIBC). However, the death of a shareholder can cause disruption…
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