Wyoming Domestic Asset Protection Trust

Establish a Wyoming Qualified Spendthrift Trust for flexible asset protection with no state income, capital gains, or estate tax.

$7,500· Full service · No hidden fees

Why Wyoming Trust?

A Wyoming Qualified Spendthrift Trust (QST) offers powerful domestic asset protection combined with exceptional tax advantages and privacy. Wyoming allows the settlor to remain a discretionary beneficiary while still protecting assets from creditors, making it one of the most flexible DAPT structures available.

Note for U.S. citizens: The U.S. taxes citizens on worldwide income regardless of residence. A Wyoming Trust provides asset protection benefits, but does not eliminate U.S. tax obligations. Proper reporting is required.

Establish your Wyoming Trust with full legal support – no visit required.

No State Taxes – No state income, capital gains, or estate tax

Clear and Convincing Evidence Standard – Higher burden of proof for creditors

Settlor as Beneficiary – Remain a discretionary beneficiary of your own trust

Strong Charging Order Protection – Additional layer of creditor insulation

Privacy Focused – Strong privacy laws with limited public disclosure

Flexible Structure – Retain veto power over distributions and appointment powers

Who Is This For

High-net-worth individuals seeking domestic asset protection with maximum flexibility
Business owners who want to protect assets while retaining some control
Families seeking tax-efficient wealth transfer with no state-level taxation
Professionals in high-risk fields who need practical asset protection
Entrepreneurs with significant assets who value privacy and flexibility
Anyone seeking U.S.-based asset protection in a tax-friendly jurisdiction

The Process

Step 1: Submit Your Documents
Provide your passport, proof of address, and complete our onboarding questionnaire outlining your assets and protection goals.

Step 2: Trust Drafting and Registration
Your trust is drafted as a Qualified Spendthrift Trust and registered with a qualified Wyoming trustee.

Step 3: Asset Integration
Assets are transferred into the trust structure with full legal guidance and compliance support.

Requirements

Valid Passport or Government ID – Clear copy for settlor and all beneficiaries

Proof of Address – Recent utility bill or bank statement dated within 3 months

Asset Overview – Summary of assets to be protected

Qualified Transfer Affidavit – Required documentation including statement of solvency and intent

Source of Funds Documentation – Standard due diligence requirements

What's Included

Full trust formation – Legally registered as a Wyoming Qualified Spendthrift Trust

Custom trust deed drafting – Tailored to your specific assets and protection goals

Qualified trustee appointment – Relationship with licensed Wyoming trustee

Remote setup – 100% digital, no travel necessary

Directed trust structure – Appoint investment advisors and retain veto power

Ongoing compliance support – Guidance on annual requirements

Timeline

Milestone	Timeframe
Document submission and onboarding	Day 1
Trust drafting and structuring	5-10 business days
Trust registration complete	10-15 business days total
Asset transfer coordination	Varies by asset type
Travel to Wyoming	Not required

Important Notes

No travel required – The entire Wyoming Trust formation process can be completed remotely.

No state taxes – Wyoming has no state income, capital gains, or estate tax.

Clear and convincing standard – Creditors face a higher burden of proof for fraudulent transfer claims.

Qualified Spendthrift Trust – Must meet specific statutory requirements under Wyoming law.

Annual compliance – Annual trustee fees and compliance filings required.

Timing matters – Asset protection must be established before any threat materializes.

Renewal – Click here to renew your Wyoming Trust

Optional Add-Ons:

Establish your Wyoming Trust with confidence. Flexible asset protection with no state taxes and full legal support.

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7,500

Includes everything listed above.

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