Succession Planning

Learn how succession planning organizes the transfer of assets, respects the owner's wishes and reduces family conflicts. Contact us.

Succession planning is a set of legal instruments that makes it possible to organize the transfer of a person's assets, during their lifetime or after their death, in accordance with the wishes of the person who built those assets (subject to legal limits, such as the forced heirs' forced heirship share (legítima)) and reducing potential conflicts among the heirs.

The feasibility of possible tax reductions is also considered in the analysis of this instrument; therefore, succession planning must always be assessed individually, taking into account the particular features of each family, to provide effective guidance.

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What is succession planning?

It is a set of legal instruments that makes it possible to organize the transfer of a person's assets, during their lifetime or after their death, in accordance with the wishes of the person who built them. In addition to respecting those wishes, within legal limits, planning seeks to reduce potential conflicts among the heirs.

Can I freely decide what happens to all of my assets?

Not entirely. Succession planning organizes the transfer of assets according to the owner's wishes, but always within legal limits, such as the forced heirs' forced share. For this reason, each plan must take into account the particular features of the family and the applicable rules before defining the instruments to be used.

Can succession planning reduce taxes?

The feasibility of possible tax reductions is one of the points considered in the analysis. It is not an automatic result: succession planning must always be assessed individually, taking into account the particular features of each family, so that the guidance fits the specific situation.

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