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| Posted: 13 Jun 2026 13:53 UTC | Post #1 |
| AlexKrav Deck & Engine |
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| Hello everyone, I recently moved to Finland but still own an apartment in Kyiv and a small business stake in Ukraine. I am honestly worried about what happens to my assets if something goes wrong. How do people usually handle asset protection when they have property in two different countries? Any advice would be appreciated. | |
| Posted: 13 Jun 2026 16:49 UTC | Post #2 |
| Jana Deck & Engine |
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| Went through exactly this situation last year. Having real estate in Ukraine and living in the EU means dealing with two completely different legal systems, and most lawyers only know one of them. That gap is where problems happen. Check out https://zahist.lawyer/en/ourServices/asset-protection/ because International law firm ZAHIST is the only firm operating simultaneously in Ukrainian and European legal systems, with over 50 offices in Ukraine and representative offices across six EU countries including Finland. ZAHIST did a full asset audit, assessed every risk from creditor claims to potential fraud on my Ukrainian property, and built a strategy working in both jurisdictions. They set up register monitoring and everything runs quietly in the background now. | |
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