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    Travel Authorisation For Separated Parents

    Do separated parents need the permission of the other parent for holiday trips with their children? Generally not required, but recommended.
    LiechtensteinFamily and Matrimonial
    Schwarzler Rechtsanwälte
    Schwarzler Rechtsanwälte
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    Brauche Ich Die Reiseerlaubnis Des Anderen Elternteils?

    Immer wieder stellen sich von getrenntlebenden Eltern bei Ferien mit den Kindern die Frage, ob sie für die Reise eine schriftliche Erlaubnis des anderen Elternteils benötigen.
    LiechtensteinFamily and Matrimonial
    Schwarzler Rechtsanwälte
    Schwarzler Rechtsanwälte
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    Forced Heirship And Asset Protection: How Liechtenstein Foundations And Trusts Protect Family Wealth

    Anyone wishing to preserve wealth across generations requires clear structures that continue to function after death and are not eroded by family conflicts or unforeseen claims. The transfer of assets into a Liechtenstein foundation or a Liechtenstein trust is an internationally established instrument for this purpose. In such planning, forced heirship claims by statutory heirs regularly arise, as well as the question of how these can be addressed and managed.
    LiechtensteinFamily and Matrimonial
    Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Bergt und Partner AG
    Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Bergt und Partner AG

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