Assets by country
Land, condos, deposits, shares, funds, life insurance, vehicles and digital assets, by location or account country.
A cross-border estate assessment starts with an asset list by country, ownership form, the deceased's domicile and nationality and the heirs, to see which laws apply and where proceedings are needed.

A cross-border estate assessment starts with an asset list by country, ownership form, the deceased's domicile and nationality and the heirs, to see which laws apply and where proceedings are needed.
This page explains what to gather before planning or administering a multi-country estate. General information, not legal or tax advice on your situation; foreign-law issues should be checked with advisers in that country.
Land, condos, deposits, shares, funds, life insurance, vehicles and digital assets, by location or account country.
Sole, joint, marital property or with named beneficiaries such as life insurance, which may fall outside the estate.
Domicile at death affects the law for movables; immovables follow the law where located.
Marriage, divorce, adoption and acknowledged children affect inheritance rights.
Mortgages, loans, unpaid tax and common fees are paid from the estate before distribution.
Which courts to petition, which documents need legalisation and translation, and the best sequence.




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