Offshore Bank Accounts: Forbes Explains Aversion To U.S. Clients

It is difficult for creditors to garnish an offshore bank account because U.S state courts do not have jurisdiction to issue a writ of garnishment against a foreign bank with no U.S. branches. Keeping cash out of creditors’ reach would not be difficult if all one had to do was open a foreign bank account while making required IRS disclosures.

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Offshore Bank Is FDIC Insured: Is This Bank Protected From Client’s U.S. Civil Creditors?

New client is confident he has protected a substantial of cash proceeds from the sale of a business by depositing the money in a bank branch in his native country of Ecuador. He is confident that none of his creditors could figure out how to domesticate a U.S. civil judgment in Ecuador. Continue reading