The crime of fraudulent asset transfer, also known as fictitious ownership, occurs when an individual falsely attributes ownership or availability of assets to others with the aim of evading legal regulations. This practice is often used to escape tax obligations, judicial actions, or to avoid asset confiscation.
For the crime of fraudulent asset transfer to be constituted, there must be a genuine intention to conceal the ownership of the assets. This crime can be carried out through various means, including:
"The fictitious attribution must be conceived in order to evade legal norms or harm third parties."
Anyone found guilty of fraudulent asset transfer may face severe legal consequences. Penalties vary depending on the severity of the crime and the jurisdiction, but may include:
If you suspect that you are involved in a case of fraudulent asset transfer, it is essential to consult legal experts who can provide you with personalized advice and guide you through the complex legal process.
The Bianucci Law Firm, with its experience and expertise in criminal law, is at your disposal to assist you at every stage of the legal process. Do not hesitate to contact us for comprehensive and professional advice.