[WSBAPT] Help with international estate planning...

[John Creahan]

Jeffrey,
I would be happy to chat with you about the US side of this issue. The client (or beneficiary) will need to talk to a German-licensed attorney to analyze what, if any, how German law will impact the German beneficiary.
Thanks,
John

John Creahan
john at cairn-law.com<mailto:john at cairn-law.com>
1325 4th Ave., Suite 940
Seattle, WA 98101
206-621-5848
www.cairn-law.com<http://www.cairn-law.com/>
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Client is a German citizen married to an American.  Client has no assets in Germany, but would like to leave part of his estate to a beneficiary that is a German citizen living in Germany.



I would like to confer with someone knowledgeable about the German/U.S. treaties that might apply to this to steer clear of any pitfalls...client is willing to pay for the consultation.


Jeffrey D. Winter
Law Office of Jeffrey D. Winter, P.S.
604 North Main Street
Ellensburg, WA 98926
(509) 925-9600 tel.
(509) 925-9606 fax

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