Today’s post shows how Mr. Farkhad Akhmedov may have hidden money from his now ex-wife Tatiana Akhmedova. It describes how Mr. Akhmedov could have placed money out of Ms. Akhmedova’s reach by: using nominees (i.e. intermediaries) ; parking assets offshore;
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Surprise! One Month From Now, North Korea Will Become a Party to the CISG
Perhaps it could have chosen a day other than April Fool's Day, but it didn't. And it does seem so fantastic that international lawyers might be forgiven for doubting this news. But here it is: The Democratic People's Republic of…
Freedom and Prosperity in Liechtenstein: A Hoppean Analysis | Mises Institute
The work of economist and political philosopher Hans-Hermann Hoppe, specifically his seminal book Democracy The God That Failed: The Economics and Politics of Monarchy, Democracy, and Natural Order gives us a framework for analyzing Liechtenstein s development. In his book,…
Liechtenstein Parliament Approves Comprehensive Token Act
Guidance From Liechtenstein on Joint Controllership Under GDPR
What We can Learn from Liechtenstein | Mises Wire
Liechtenstein is therefore not a constitutional monarchy in the conventional sense. Rather, it is a worldwide unique mixed system between direct democracy and parliamentary-constitutional hereditary monarchy. In addition to parliament, the people and the Reigning Prince have their own relevant…
Will One of the CEE Countries’ Governments Take an Example From Malta or Lichtenstein in Developing Blockchain Regulation?
Many countries inside the European Union are still struggling to come up with clear regulations that would provide a predictable set of rules for the blockchain technology. However, smaller nations like Liechtenstein and Malta have sorted it out.…
ILN Firm of the Month – Müller & Partner Rechtsanwälte, Liechtenstein!
The ILN is proud to announce our latest firm of the month, Müller & Partner Rechtsanwälte, Liechtenstein!
MÜLLER & PARTNER RECHTSANWÄLTE was founded in 1998 and has since then developed to become one of the most respected independent law…
Liechtenstein Gets Even Smaller – WSJ.com
VADUZ, Liechtenstein Liechtenstein, the tiny principality wedged into eastern Switzerland, just got tinier. No one seems to mind.via online.wsj.comDo they have a law school?

