GLOBAL ASSETRECOVERY GROUP
Essential concepts

Tracing assets and recovering them are separate steps

What a record can establish and what an actual return of assets requires.

Documentary analysis

Reviewing contracts, payments and communications helps reconstruct events. A review organizes evidence and explains its limitations.

Identification and location

A record may show a transaction or a past connection to an account or address. Establishing ownership, control or present availability can require additional evidence and specialized action.

Actual recovery

The return of an asset depends on practical and legal factors, including evidence, jurisdiction and enforceability. Screenshots, reports and visible transactions establish different facts from a confirmed return.

Questions before engaging a provider

Ask for the scope, responsible party, limitations and fees. Request a clear distinction between established facts and what further work will seek to establish.

General documentary guidance. For decisions about a specific matter, seek qualified advice for the relevant jurisdiction.

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Next step

Start with a review of the facts.

Share the general context. We agree on the scope and terms before any work begins.

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