Expat X needs a new attorney.

He should also make an appointment to visit with the US Consulate to discuss how to protect his property in Ecuador should he move to another foreign state.

Since foreigners may hold property in Ecuador while living abroad just as nationals may, this statement made by Expat Xs attorney appears ... questionable.

In addition I would wonder if in fact Expat Xs Will and Living Will/Durable Power of Attorney are correct and adequate, if Expat X has copies with his loved ones back in the States, if said documents are properly and adequately stamped with full and complete translations in English duly acknowledged by said Notario, and if cross Wills of identical verbiage from a US probate attorney have been attached quid pro quo both here and back home to ease the transition in probate for all executors in both countries on the event of Expat Xs passing with adequate funds in a bank account in the name of the executor solely for this purpose secured?

Just a suggestion.

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