Re: Advice Needed (Guys)
Dear Adam,
Your question revolved around asset protection. It’s possible to freeze them or set them onto isolated growth with a certain time frame. Then I have seen some brilliant financial advisers from Isle of Man. There have been some loop holes around where some nationalities are exempted from certain wealth division in divorce settlement. I am aware of a specific one who involved somebody Irish.
I am not really sure what kind of wealth you are sitting onto, if its something coming out of restaurant business, or if it’s something that rests on volatile secondary assets such automobile dealership. What kind of liquidation we are talking about. So it’s really hard to answer your question. I’d suggest you seek professional paid advice from finance consultant and lawyer specializing in divorce and marriages.
Having said that, I really agree with badtamiz, He was spot on. Let’s say you were able to protect your assets, you get married to someone, marriage works out for you, 7 years later she finds out you had protected assets with reason revolving around marriage, events like that are deal breaker in matured marriages and can initiate cracks. Quite possibly you need some time to think. Idea of marriage does not usually work like that. Your life partner is one of few who you should be able trust in financial matters, in terms of advice, knowledge keeping and management.
Being lil rude to him, was not a good gesture as well.
Best of Luck