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Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Clear answers to the most common questions about our services.
Q: Can my U.S. or Canadian will work in Mexico?
A: It may be accepted, but the process is complex and expensive. Having a Mexican will makes everything faster and easier.
Q: What happens if I pass away in Mexico without a will?
A: Mexican law will determine your heirs. The process becomes public, slower, and more complicated for your family..
Q: What happens if I become incapacitated?
A: Without a valid Mexican Power of Attorney, no one can legally act or make medical decisions on your behalf..
Q: Can I own property in Mazatlán?
A: Yes. Foreigners can buy property through a bank trust (fideicomiso) or a corporation, depending on the location.
Q: Can my common-law spouse inherit in Mexico?
A: Only if the relationship is formally recognized and registered under Mexican law.
Q: I don't own anything in Mexico. Do I still need a will?
A: Yes. It covers not only property but also bank accounts, vehicles, and decisions about your remains..
Q: Do Mexican laws vary by state?
A: Yes. Rules about inheritance, property, and notarial acts differ by state — local advice is key..
Q: What if I face a crime or legal issue in Mexico?
A: You have the same legal rights as any citizen, but proceedings are in Spanish — having a local attorney makes all the difference.
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Contact us today and discover how we can provide you with personalized and reliable legal advice.
We’re here to help make your relocation, stay, or investment in Mexico safe and worry-free — and to assist you with any legal or practical matter that may arise once you’re already living here.
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