Will in the United States (Last Will and Testament)
Protect your assets and secure your family’s future in the United States. Clear and legally sound estate planning for non-residents with assets in the U.S.
Why Having a Will in the U.S. Is Essential
If you own assets in the United States and do not have a valid will under U.S. law, your heirs may face serious consequences.
Without proper estate planning:
Your heirs may face lengthy and costly court proceedings
Your estate may be subject to mandatory probate
Assets may be taxed at up to 40% in estate taxes
The distribution of your assets may not reflect your wishes
Delays, family disputes, and unnecessary costs may arise
A well-drafted will today prevents legal and financial problems tomorrow.
Our legal team designs and drafts your Last Will and Testament in accordance with applicable U.S. law, ensuring that your wishes are clearly established and legally protected.
We analyze and structure:
Type and location of assets in the U.S.
The testator’s residence and legal status
Heirs, beneficiaries, and asset distribution
Appointment of executors and fiduciaries
Strategies to reduce exposure to estate taxes
Coordination with existing corporate structures or trusts
Avoiding or simplifying the probate process
Ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes
Reducing the tax burden on your heirs
Protecting your family from unnecessary legal conflicts
Providing clarity, order, and predictability for your estate
Legal peace of mind for you and your beneficiaries
Automatic application of state intestacy laws
Lengthy, costly, and public court proceedings
Higher tax burden on the estate
Temporary freezing of accounts and assets
Decisions made by courts instead of by you
Our process is clear, efficient, and fully personalized:
- Analysis of your family and asset situation
- Definition of your estate planning objectives
- Legal drafting of the will under U.S. law
- Detailed review and final adjustments
- Delivery of a document ready for proper execution
Secure your family's future with a properly structured U.S. will.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wills in the U.S.
Yes. It is specifically designed for non-residents with assets in the U.S.
In many cases it significantly reduces it. In more complex situations, it may be complemented with trusts.
No. It can include real estate, bank accounts, business interests, and other assets.
Yes. The structure is analyzed to minimize estate taxes within the legal framework.