Comprehensive asset protection through Panama private foundations, trusts and holding companies. Designed for international clients.
Panama offers a mature, internationally recognized legal framework for asset protection. Private interest foundations, trusts and holding corporations each serve specific protection and succession objectives.
We analyze your asset base, family situation and jurisdictional exposure to recommend the optimal structure — balancing protection, privacy and tax efficiency.
Deep insight into Panama's tax authority processes.
Master in Public Administration — law, economics and policy.
You always deal directly with the attorney handling your case.
Licensed attorney in the Republic of Panama.
"Asset protection is not about evasion — it's about putting the right legal armor around what you've built before it's ever challenged."
— Lic. José Manuel Góndola Escudero · Idoneidad No. 17,005Panama law foundation for asset protection, succession and privacy. No shareholders.
Panama trust with licensed trustee. Flexible, confidential and estate-planning friendly.
Panama corporation as holding vehicle for real estate, financial assets and subsidiaries.
Foundation as ultimate owner above a Panama SA — the gold standard structure.
Legal structures to ensure orderly transfer of assets to heirs without probate.
Structures designed to legally protect assets from future creditors and judgments.
We map all assets, jurisdictions and risk exposures to design the right structure.
Legal architecture designed for your protection, succession and tax objectives.
Formation of all entities with complete legal documentation and registered agent.
Annual compliance, trustee/foundation council services and updates.
Separating personal assets from business risk through a Panama foundation + holding structure.
Protecting international real estate portfolio through Panama SA holding with foundation ownership.
Planning estate succession across jurisdictions using Panama foundation as family vehicle.
A legal entity under Law 25 of 1995 that holds assets for designated beneficiaries. It has no shareholders, making it unique for asset protection.
No. A foundation is a separate legal entity that owns its own assets. A trust transfers legal ownership to a trustee.
Foundation assets are generally protected from founders' personal creditors, subject to fraudulent transfer rules. Proper timing and structuring is essential.
The foundation council controls the foundation. Founders can serve on the foundation council while ensuring the legal separation required.
Yes when properly structured and disclosed. We design compliant structures accounting for CRS and FATCA reporting.
Confidential consultation. No commitment. We assess your situation and recommend the right structure.