Are you reconsidering your timeshare contract in Mexico?
Mexican timeshares typically involve beachfront condos and hotels, meaning that purchasing a timeshare in Mexico gives you the right to...
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Oct 141 min read
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving to all our clients. Enjoy the day and may it be a warm start to a joyful holiday season. #mexicanlawyer ...
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Oct 132 min read
How to Make a Canadian Will valid in Mexico
A Canadian Will can be legally valid in Mexico, but it requires several steps to be recognized. Here's the process: 1. Probate the Will...
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Jul 252 min read
How does Fideicomiso work in Mexico?
What is a fideicomiso? A fideicomiso is a type of trust that allows foreigners to purchase property in restricted zones of Mexico. This...
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Jul 71 min read
What you need to know before using Canadian documents in Mexico
Whether you have your sights set on Mexico, plan to live in Mexico, own property or assets in Mexico, or need to present documents issued...
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Jun 91 min read
What happens if a Canadian does not have a Will in Mexico?
In this case, Mexican law will determine your heirs and their shares, which can lead to high expenses, wasted time, and conflicts among...
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Jun 21 min read
How to Cancel Timeshare in Mexico
It's easy to get swept up in a sales pitch when you're dreaming of owning a place in Mexico. Timeshare salespeople make it seem so simple...
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May 261 min read
What are the risks of buying property in Mexico?
There are many risks associated with owning a property in Mexico, including legal issues, damage to the property, hidden defects and...
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May 181 min read
Estate Planning in Mexico
Estate planning is more than a Will, or even a Fideicomiso if you own a property in Mexico; it's about minimizing probate fees,...
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hermes697
May 92 min read
Did you know that Mexico offers two distinct methods for administering an estate: court probate and notarial probate?
Court Probate A court probate, known as "juicio sucesorio" in Mexico, is the traditional method for estate administration in the country....
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May 32 min read
Why is it important to make a Will in Mexico?
In Mexico, there's no legal mandate for having a will, leading Canadians to hesitate about making one. However, similar to the situation...
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Apr 261 min read
Appointment with Mexican Consulates in Canada
If you've ever tried reaching out to a Mexican consulate for information or to schedule an appointment, you're likely familiar with the...
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Apr 182 min read
The role of a Notario Publico in Mexico
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Mar 141 min read
Ejido and Restricted Zone in Mexico
An ejido and the Restricted Zone differ significantly. Although both entail extensive land areas reserved for Mexican citizens and arose...
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Feb 81 min read
Your immigration status in Mexico
Are you envisioning a life in Mexico ? As an expatriate, grasping your immigration options and legal rights is pivotal for a seamless and...
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Feb 21 min read
Financial Criteria for Legal Residency in Mexico 2024
When considering seeking legal residency in Mexico, it's important to note that Mexican immigration regulations outline specific...
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Jan 111 min read
Purchasing Property in Mexico: Fideicomiso (Mexican Bank Trust) or Mexican Corporation?
When contemplating the acquisition of property in Mexico, factors beyond price and location require consideration. You must ponder the...
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Dec 20, 20231 min read
Wishing you happy holidays!
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Dec 13, 20231 min read
Canadian Documents for Use in Mexico
On January 11, 2024, the Apostille Convention will come into effect in Canada. From this date, authenticating documents in Canada for use...
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Dec 5, 20231 min read
How do I claim my inheritance from Mexico?
Dealing with the passing of family members can indeed stir up a range of emotions, along with uncertainties regarding inheritance rights....
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