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R H IHTROOVCTIOH TO THE RELUCTRHT RtlERlCAH 5from prying eyes, potential litigants, and computerdatabases. (You can't conceal it all, since that wouldconstitute a fraud against your future creditors orclaimants.)2. You are comfortable with professional and geographicdiversity for your wealth conservation and management.You accept that law-abiding people go offshore with some(not all) of their wealth.3. You accept that there are other stock exchanges offshoreproviding excellent investment opportunities not affordedto U.S. persons. The word "person" as used in this bookrefers to an individual (including a third party or "strawman"), business, company, partnership, corporation, IBC,LLC (limited liability company), or any other entity withlegal standing recognized in the jurisdiction of its creation.4. You fantasize about spending some of your retirement timein a Caribbean condo or in Monaco and having yourgrandchildren visit you there.5. You're tired of the slow erosion of your personal privacyand you want to do something about it.6. You recognize that it is not only the other person who getssued, that litigation is rampant, and that it is not going toget better under the present U.S. legal system. (Pressureplaced upon Congress against tort reform by those whobenefit from the present system makes substantial changesunlikely.) With a surplus of imaginative attorneys creatingnew theories of liability, you must plan ahead for thatcontingency. This is especially important if you are in ahigh-risk profession and have the potential problem ofbeing uninsured or underinsured against a runaway juryverdict.7. You accept the new trilogy: you consider internationalestate planning, international financial planning, and assetprotection. And don't overlook two other factorstaxationand insurance.