
An asset holding does not operate, does not invoice, does not take on risk: it holds. And it only holds what is inside Paraguay.
Paraguayan law separates the estates (art. 94 of the Civil Code): the holding is one person, you are another. A debt of yours does not seize the property of the holding: the creditor reaches your shares and your dividends, and the property stays rented, producing, whole.
And the honesty the market lacks: if a creditor auctions off 100% of your shares, they come to control the company that owns the property. That's why a Romper structure is born with share classes and a designed succession: real protection is architecture, not a padlock.

Anyone promising absolute protection is lying. A lawful structure organizes and separates risk; it does not erase existing debt, does not withstand fraud, and does not hide anyone from the State. Romper has never promised the impossible, and that is exactly why it delivers the rest.
Two mistakes cost dearly: protecting too late, and buying in the wrong order.
Asset protection is bought before the problem, and the holding is set up before the purchase. It's the sentence that sums up this whole page.
Honesty about inheritance: in Paraguay descendants are entitled to 80% of the estate; no structure disinherits a child, and anyone promising that is lying. What Living Succession guarantees is something else: command while you live, and transfer without probate when you're gone.
No sign-up, no email. The criterion is what matters: the size of the estate and where it is, including when the right answer is not yet.
An asset holding is not an internet PDF: it's bylaws, a ledger, an ultimate beneficial owner and succession, living on the same desk as the accounting that files it. The one who answers for Romper is Marlon Rihayem, founder of the Romper Group; the one who runs the technical work, case by case, is Amado, the group's chief accountant.

“A structure that needs to hide something is not a structure: it's a problem with a date already set.”
Marlon Rihayem · founder of the Romper GroupConsultative proposal. The manager understands the case, the simulator confirms it, the right structure is designed.
You click and sign up. Terms of use on screen, no contract to sign. The company is formed with no notary and without you.
Romper executes. EAS, RUC, ledgers and ultimate beneficial owner: a complete structure on average in 60 days.
The only day that's yours. The succession part, gift with usufruct and will, is signed before a notary, with our team at your side. One trip, and the design becomes law.
If your case is here, the answer is already no, and we save you the time now.
Short answers, on purpose. The design of your case is something the immigration manager covers in the meeting.
Three answers in the simulator tell you whether you need it, and Romper builds the rest in ~60 days, with Living Succession inside.