1. Is it doable in the first place?
Off course
2. What are the specific steps that I should
follow?
There's plenty of ways to do it. You don't have to follow one specific step. It all boils down to your creativity & imagination.
Few examples mentioned below:
A. Buy a high end US$250K luxury watch (using S$10K cash notes to avoid electronic trace). Wear it on your wrist and fly out of SG & place it in a safety deposit box overseas.
B. Buy diamond jewelleries worth about US$250K using cash notes only by breaking them into several transactions. Place them in your hand carry when you fly out of SG to be placed in overseas safety deposit box. Diamonds are small, very discreet, & extremely easy to bring with you overseas.
The banks can't trace cash transactions when you buy the valuables. The gov't can't trace when you bring your valuables with you overseas. If there's global financial meltdown, your valuables will still be there unlike money in the banks which can be wiped out.
3. How do I ensure that this is done in secrecy and confidence?
Check out http://www.dassafe.com/index.html
They have anonymous discreet safe for rental. You have to fly to Vienna to rent one.
4. Does anyone know any firm that does this for a price?
Better do it yourself for maximum secrecy. Any 3rd party involved is one additional risk of your ex-spouse, her lawyer, & the gov't will find out from.
Another advice is to travel to Genting & make sure to keep your ticket & hotel accommodation receipt. You have to actually travel & stay there for a few nights. Then, tell your ex-wife & her lawyer that you lost all your US$250K in Genting!
Wrong advice.Be careful.
When the court asks you to submit an affidavit detailing all your assets
for the past 5 years and their status, you better state the facts.
An intentional false statement can weaken your entire case and
you end up losing ALL.
Do things in a legal and smart way.
Not resort to hiding and silly money circus tactics.