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Wills and Estates in Mexico Q & A

Last Update: August 24, 2024

WHAT IS WILL MONTH IN MEXICO?

September is Will month in Mexico. It’s a reminder to prepare for the inevitable and leave your affairs in order, so that family members inherit property and not complications. 

MexLaw attorneys can assist you in preparing your Mexican Will and answer any questions you may have about your estate.

During September, we are offering a discounted price of only $250 USD + VAT (regular price $522).

Take advantage of this promotion before September 30th, 2024.

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