Property Due Diligence
Title, liens, debts, and the ejido/agrarian check most buyers skip. We verify at the source, never the seller's folder. Verdict in writing: proceed, renegotiate, or walk away.
Nearshoring Softlanding
The legal skeleton for your Mexico operation: entity, industrial land with agrarian verification, labor, permits, water rights and executive immigration. Your own Mexican entity, built and run.
Litigation in Mexico
Agrarian disputes before the specialized courts (our home turf), successions and family matters, commercial conflicts, and claims against the State (responsabilidad patrimonial). Always with an honest written case assessment first: we tell you when not to litigate.
Mexican Wills for Foreign Owners
Your foreign will may not protect what you own here. A Mexican will, coordinated with your fideicomiso beneficiaries, saves your heirs years of cross-border probate.
Contract Review
Purchase agreements, leases, construction contracts: clause by clause in English, with redlines and the negotiation points that protect you.
Company Formation
S.A. vs S. de R.L., foreign-ownership clauses, RFC, investment registry, and the agrarian check if your business touches land. 100% foreign-owned, done right.
Immigration Support
Temporary and permanent residency, work authorization, family routes, in the right order, including the sequencing mistake that costs six months.
Certified Legal Translation
Court-authorized expert translators (peritos traductores). Official validity before courts, immigration, banks and registries. Per page, committed dates.
Fees
Flat fees, quoted in writing before any engagement. Contentious matters are quoted by procedural stage, with the scope of each stage spelled out. You know the fee and the estimated costs from the start, and no line item appears without your knowledge.
Company formation
S. de R.L. or S.A. de C.V. with bylaws drafted for your case, foreign-investment notices and RNIE registration.
Agrarian-origin study of a property
Written opinion on a specific property: history at the Registro Agrario Nacional, chain of title and an express conclusion: proceed, renegotiate or walk away.
Full property due diligence
Title, agrarian origin, water, land use, liens and the seller's capacity. Written risk report in plain English.
Contract: drafting or review
Per instrument, in Spanish and English, with redlines and the negotiation points that protect you.
Foreign-investment compliance
RNIE registration and updates, notices to the Foreign Ministry and an obligations calendar.
Outside general counsel
Ongoing counsel on a monthly retainer, for the operation that does not want an in-house legal department.
Certified translation
Per page, under the seal of an expert translator authorized by the Supreme Court of Justice of Jalisco.
Litigation viability opinion
Before any lawsuit: probability, timeline, cost range and alternatives, in writing.
"From" amounts are base fees in US dollars. The final fee is fixed in writing according to the type and scope of each matter; Mexican VAT applies where the law requires it. Current as of October 2026.
Choosing the service that fits your situation
That's what the first call is for. In English, on your time zone, and you'll know exactly what you need, including when the answer is "you don't need a lawyer for this."
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