Founded 2026 · Buy-side · Published by practitioners

Journal for Jurisdiction Planning

A publication for families who live, bank, and hold assets in more than one country. It covers the whole field at once, the way a family has to: citizenship and residence, offshore structures, international banking, and the risks of staying where you are.

Everyone else who publishes in this field is selling something: a passport, a structure, an account. This journal is written for the people who buy, and it intends, openly, to grow into the professional association of the planners who serve them.

Publications

In preparation: Dossier No. 1, The Fiscal Siege: Brazil (English edition of O Cerco Fiscal) · country-by-country maps of the laws that reach families, beginning with Brazil · briefings on bills and windows in motion.

Why this journal exists

The programme sellers are paid by programmes, the banks by products, the law firms by the structures they bill, and each publishes accordingly. Nobody was publishing for the family that has to weigh all of it at once. The Journal is written by people who do that work for client families every day, and we would rather tell you so plainly than perform neutrality. The full declaration, including what the Journal intends to become, is in the founding statement.

Where the discipline is practiced

Jurisdiction planning is practiced at Bridge Legacy, the firm that publishes this journal and whose client work supplies its field material.