You pass your heirs a settled order — not a tangle they will have to unpick.

• Capital and enterprise are spread across several jurisdictions, while the transfer plan rests on a single will.
• Your heirs are in different countries, and each country’s succession rules pull the assets their own way.
• You want to hand over the enterprise in your lifetime or after it, so that the passage is beyond dispute and does not fragment the capital.

What the House does

The House engineers the mechanism of transfer itself — a holding, a foundation or a trust that holds the assets — rather than leaving the fate of the capital to a single will and a national probate procedure. The passage becomes an engineered event: legible, resistant to challenge and tax-correct in every jurisdiction it touches.

• A map of everything that passes: assets, stakes, jurisdictions, heirs — and the points where the rules collide.
• The mechanism of transfer — a holding, foundation or trust that holds the assets together and outlives a change of owner.
• A structure resilient to forced heirship and to challenge by dissenting parties.
• The tax integrity of the passage in every jurisdiction it touches, with no double inheritance charge.
• A personal partner of the House who guides the family through the passage itself, not merely prepares the papers.

What you get: a map of the passage across every jurisdiction it touches · the mechanism of transfer (holding, foundation or trust) turnkey · constitutive documents · a memo on the tax integrity of the passage, 15–25 pp.

Why this way and not another

• A will operates in one jurisdiction but does not govern assets that lie in others.
• Forced heirship in some countries overrides your wishes regardless of what the will says.
• Probate freezes assets for months or years while the formalities run.
• An estate lying in several countries risks being caught by inheritance tax twice.

What worries you — and the House’s answer

• “My heirs will be stuck in procedures for years.” — The passage carries a mechanism built in advance, not a separate probate in each country.
• “Someone will challenge it and the capital will be fragmented.” — The structure is built to be resilient to challenge and not to split by default of law.
• “The estate will be taxed twice.” — The tax-correctness of the passage is verified in every jurisdiction it touches in advance, not after the fact.

Where this leads

The passage is engineered and stands. The enterprise and the capital pass to the heirs clean — without fragmentation, without years of dispute and without double taxation at the seam between countries. The heirs receive not a scattering of accounts and not a proceeding, but a settled order that holds of itself.