Private wealth and dispute services in Bangladesh
Clear, practical legal guidance for private clients on wealth structuring, trusts, international tax matters and cross-border probate.Overview
Private client matters often combine family, commercial and tax issues across jurisdictions. We present a multi-disciplinary approach that aligns legal, fiduciary and tax steps to protect assets and support succession objectives. For details on our firm and approach see /our-firm/ and the services overview at /our-practices/.Core services
Wealth structuring & succession planning
Drafting wills and entity arrangements to support orderly transfer and practical administration of wealth.Trusts creation & trustee advice
Advice on trust design, trustee duties and practical administration, for both onshore and commonly used cross-border structures.International tax advisory
Practical guidance on residence, cross-border transfers and tax-efficient arrangements relevant to international clientsProbate & estate administration
Assistance with estate administration, grant applications and coordination where assets or heirs are in multiple jurisdictions.Complex probate and cross-border coordination
Probate involving foreign assets often requires coordination with local counsel, careful review of testamentary documents and clear communication with executors and beneficiaries. Where disputes arise, we map jurisdictional issues and work with appropriate specialists to achieve practicable resolution paths.For examples of practice areas that commonly intersect with private client work, see Foreign direct investment and Financial services regulatory.How we typically work — practical steps
1. Initial assessment
Confidential review of documents and objectives; identify cross-border touchpoints.
2. Strategy & scope
Agree priorities, jurisdictional actions and key milestones.
3. Documentation
Prepare, review and execute wills, trust instruments, powers and authority letters as required.
4. Administration & representation
Manage probate filings, creditor processes and asset transfers; instruct local counsel where needed.
5. Ongoing review
Periodic updates to reflect changes in circumstances, law or ownership.