Arielle TuckerHost
And one thing I didn't even realize when we hit record was that you are actually preparing to sit for the California bar exam.

And I just want to congratulate you and celebrate that for a moment because there are not a lot of lawyers in this space who are thinking about two systems at once.

And you talked a little bit about the common law system versus the European system.

Can we go back to just kind of understanding fundamentally how different the U.S. and French system actually are and what causes all of the issues, the planning opportunities or the misplanning opportunities for families who've already established residency?
I think that it's also due to the fact that the US is a huge country, a big country.
So most of the planning that is done in the US is performed, is done by professionals who are thinking in silos.
And they are not really considering that their clients, the family they are advising, would move one day.
They don't understand why France keep asking them that many questions, requires them to provide that many information.
And so that's when I tell them, but do you know about FATCA? Because it all started there.
I think one, and I don't want to be racist here because as I said, I love my clients, but I think that a lot of the Americans that I'm advising, they want to transport information.
And unfortunately, my role is to make them understand that sometimes it doesn't work.
So how I usually work is I try to change as little things as possible in their plan.
So when I started working for these private clients, sometimes I was maybe too harsh.

And one thing I didn't even realize when we hit record was that you are actually preparing to sit for the California bar exam.

And I just want to congratulate you and celebrate that for a moment because there are not a lot of lawyers in this space who are thinking about two systems at once.

And you talked a little bit about the common law system versus the European system.

Can we go back to just kind of understanding fundamentally how different the U.S. and French system actually are and what causes all of the issues, the planning opportunities or the misplanning opportunities for families who've already established residency?
I think that it's also due to the fact that the US is a huge country, a big country.
So most of the planning that is done in the US is performed, is done by professionals who are thinking in silos.
And they are not really considering that their clients, the family they are advising, would move one day.
They don't understand why France keep asking them that many questions, requires them to provide that many information.
And so that's when I tell them, but do you know about FATCA? Because it all started there.
I think one, and I don't want to be racist here because as I said, I love my clients, but I think that a lot of the Americans that I'm advising, they want to transport information.
And unfortunately, my role is to make them understand that sometimes it doesn't work.
So how I usually work is I try to change as little things as possible in their plan.
So when I started working for these private clients, sometimes I was maybe too harsh.
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