Notary Law & Services
Notary and Registry Law encompasses the legal guidance, formalization, and registration of legal acts and transactions that require legal certainty and compliance with applicable legal requirements. Its purpose is to ensure the validity, authenticity, and proper registration of acts carried out by individuals and legal entities.
As Notaries Public, we act impartially, advising all parties involved to ensure that their intentions are clearly expressed and properly reflected in accordance with the law. We also certify acts, agreements, and declarations executed before us, ensuring compliance with all applicable legal provisions.
As part of our notarial services, we conduct registry and legal due diligence reviews that allow clients to understand the legal status of movable and immovable property, as well as the rights and obligations associated with a proposed transaction. This helps clients make informed decisions and minimize legal risks.
We also prepare and authorize notarial acts intended to document, certify, or verify facts, circumstances, and declarations that require the intervention of a Notary Public, including sworn statements and other formal legal acts.
The purpose of the notarial function is to provide legal certainty and ensure that legal acts and transactions are carried out in compliance with applicable laws while protecting the rights and interests of all parties involved.
We provide assistance with:
- Transfers of movable assets.
- Transfers of real estate properties.
- Wills and probate matters.
- Property subdivisions and consolidations.
- Incorporation, amendment, and dissolution of corporations and associations.
- Drafting and formalization of contracts.
- Establishment of trusts.
- Creation and cancellation of mortgages, mortgage certificates, and pledges.
- Powers of attorney.
- Signature authentication.
- Notarial acts and sworn statements.
- Apostille and legalization of documents for use abroad.
We advise you on:
- Transfers of movable assets.
- Transfers of immovable assets.
- Inheritance: the right of any natural person to freely dispose, by will, of all his or her assets.
- Segregation of property and immovable assets.
- Creation of companies and associations.
- Contracts
- Constitution of trusts
- Constitution or cancellation of mortgages, mortgage bonds or pledges.
- Signature authentication
- Apostille of documents to be used abroad