Timeshare Services

Posted by MexLaw

[vc_row triangle_shape="no"][vc_column][mkd_call_to_action full_width="yes" content_in_grid="no" type="with-icon" icon_pack="simple_line_icons" simple_line_icons="icon-note" show_border="yes" show_button="no" icon_size="33" icon_color="#ffffff" background_color="#8b0000" box_padding="2%"] NOTICE – Individuals have been contacting Timeshare Owners claiming to be from Mexlaw. This is an attempted defraud. Mexlaw will never contact you unless you are already a client off the Firm. Also, we only use the domaine address Mexlaw in all Emails. Please report these attempted frauds to your local Police. [/mkd_call_to_action][vc_empty_space height="40px"][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row triangle_shape="no"][vc_column width="1/2"][vc_column_text] We know how attractive a timeshare in Mexico can sound, owning a vacation spot at a beautiful Mexican beach resort is a dream come true. The salesperson makes timeshare ownership so enticing; it is...

27 September

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Relocating to Mexico – Tourist Destination or Residential Area?

Posted by Mexlaw

in Immigration, MexLaw

When traveling in Mexico, most foreigners visit and fall all in love with the tourist side of town, but if you are relocating to Mexico would you choose to live in the tourist area or a residential area? As a new resident in Mexico you may want to live in a tourist town, get out an about, meet new people, enjoy the hustle-bustle of the tourist streets, but once you settle in you may yearn for a quieter place to call home. Everyone's ideal home is different; some prefer a secluded house in the jungle and some like the city life,...

09 September

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Important Facts About Wills and Your Mexican Estate

Posted by Mexlaw

in Mexican Will, MexLaw

September is will month in Mexico, and the Mexican government offers incentives to property owners to encourage them to prepare a will. Foreigners with investments in Mexico may have a will prepared in Canada or the US, however getting a foreign instrument recognized in Mexico can entail a lengthy and expensive process. The foreign will must be translated into Spanish by an official court-approved translator. It must be "Apostilled" in the country where it was prepared. Canadian wills are not required to be apostilled but will need to be translated into Spanish by a court-approved translator and submitted to the...

25 April

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Are you up for the Challenge of Expat Life?

Posted by Mexlaw

in Immigration, MexLaw

Expat life is an enriching experience, discovering a new country and becoming part of a new community. Many of us dream of running away from our current situation, living a less stressful life, moving to a warm climate and enjoying a lower cost of living. Of course, there are challenges to changing your life, but they say change is good. Do you have the personality traits it takes to enjoy expat life in Mexico? 4 Personality traits of an expat in Mexico Open Minded - Be ready to accept new cultures and not expect things to be the way they are...

26 March

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Top 8 Reasons Foreigners Purchasing Real Estate in Mexico Hire a Lawyer

Posted by Mexlaw

in Legal Services, MexLaw

Red Tape There are several procedures to complete, information to verify, and the process may be intimidating if you do not speak Spanish or have the proper representation. Your lawyer will deal with the various government agencies so you can avoid all the red tape, including, obtain the current cadastral (property survey) and submit the permit to the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Coordinate the parties involved in the transaction, make arrangements with the banks, notary, and the seller. Only in Your Best Interest The notario is an experienced lawyer licensed by the Federal Government and the State, but the notario is...