An article by Atty. Eric D. Correira entitled “Estate Planning for International Family and Property” has been published in the May/June 2016 edition of the Rhode Island Bar Journal.

From the article: “Rhode Island’s roots span the world. Beginning with the first English settlers, waves of immigrants have shaped and defined the Ocean State. Today, in large part as a result of that history of immigration, many Rhode Island residents now have family members living, or assets situated, abroad. When conducting estate planning for a Rhode Island resident with international connections, an attorney needs to recognize the interplay between United States and Rhode Island tax law, as well as that of any foreign country involved. Otherwise, the client (or his or her estate) could be subjected to unnecessary taxation in one or more jurisdictions.”

For the full text of the article, click here.