What you've built in India, preserved for family around the world.

Yes. A will made abroad does not automatically cover your Indian assets. We draft a separate Indian will that works alongside your existing one, so nothing falls through the gap between jurisdictions.

A will transfers your assets to your family when you pass away, but once received, those assets can be exposed to your children's creditors, a divorce, or tax in their country. A trust keeps assets in a protected structure. Your family benefits from them without owning them outright, which can provide stronger legal and financial protection across generations.

Yes. A well-designed private discretionary trust can serve beneficiaries in the UK, US, Canada, UAE and beyond, from a single Indian structure. We tailor the distribution approach to each country's specific tax and reporting rules.

FEMA governs every transfer of money from India to a foreign bank account. Without the correct filings, banks will not process the transfer. We handle all FEMA compliance for each distribution from the estates and trusts we manage.

It is never too late to plan, but earlier is always better. As long as your parents have legal capacity, we can move quickly to get the right documents in place.

We do our utmost to manage the entire process remotely. Documents can be signed at your local Indian Embassy or Consulate, and we handle everything else. Travel is only necessary in the rarest of circumstances.

Yes. Business succession is one of our six estate services. We plan who takes over and how, with shareholder and family agreements and tax-efficient transfer planning, so the business continues and disputes are prevented.