There would be cases, you must wonder, when the government would need to get their hands on your private accounts or investments offshore.  This happens when a foreign government attempts to name a certain someone as a criminal of some sort - handler of criminal affairs like money laundering, etc - in short, affairs that have something to do with the foreign government attempting to get their hands on their very own citizen's accounts.  As in legal policy, the foreign government must, foremost, claim their right through concrete presentation of evidence or extreme necessity, lest their proceedings be curtailed.  However, these proceedings, as prescribed by legality in Panama, do not take as short a time as they should. 

This is in favor of any investor in the country.  Usually, the allowance would go about in at least six months, if fortunate circumstances allow it.  The interference of the Panamanian government in your private bank accounts, therefore, is highly classified, and the pursuit of your private affairs in Panama by any government is strictly guarded by its asset protection laws.

If, however, the civil court sees it fit for your bank accounts to be divulged - an approval which is not usually seen fit - the information regarding one's private bank accounts would be divulged with great security to the embassy.  The court would then order only a revelation of your bank records at the very most.  Any attempt to close or stop the proceedings and operations of one’s private account is almost impossible as the asset protection guarantees of the country deem that every affair within can only be kept private.  Thereafter, the foreign government who gets hold of one's private accounts is only allowed to discuss it amongst themselves, i.e. in their own legal court, meaning they cannot be as easily publicized as in most countries who feast on figures of their national figures’ bank accounts.