Sarah Frazier

Wyoming’s Strategic Asset Protection Architect

Most attorneys with Sarah Frazier’s credentials would be commanding corner offices at Am Law 100 firms in Manhattan or Silicon Valley. Instead, she’s made a deliberate choice that puts her directly in the path of America’s most sophisticated business owners — those who understand that true wealth preservation happens not in the spotlight, but in the strategic privacy of Wyoming.

Helping to Structure – and Protect – Vast Empires

With dual expertise spanning accounting and law, Sarah doesn’t just practice estate and entity planning — she architects financial legacies. Her path began with cold-calling a firm she admired, landing her in complex international tax structures for multinational companies moving operations stateside. She’s navigated anti-corruption compliance across three continents, defended high-stakes contract disputes, and structured entities for e-commerce empires choosing Wyoming over Delaware for reasons her clients prefer to keep private.

A Sophisticated Planner Who Speaks Entrepreneur

What sets Sarah apart isn’t just her technical mastery — it’s her ability to translate Byzantine tax codes into visual diagrams that make sense to entrepreneurs who speak in deals, not statutes. She’s the advisor who helps serial business builders protect what they’ve earned while positioning for what’s next. Her clients aren’t just wealthy — they’re the kind of wealthy that requires discretion, sophisticated planning, and an attorney who understands that the best legal work often goes unnoticed.

Build Your Fortress – Without the Manhattan Spotlight

Sarah’s international credentials (LLM from University of Nottingham, court competitions in Vienna and Hong Kong) could have landed her anywhere. Her choice to practice in Wyoming signals something her clients immediately recognize: she’s not building a resume, she’s building fortresses. For business owners with 200+ employees who’ve learned that success creates targets, Sarah Frazier represents something increasingly rare — world-class expertise without the Manhattan spotlight.

When entrepreneurs with multiple successful exits need someone who can structure their next chapter while protecting their last one, they find their way to Wyoming. They find their way to Sarah.