Hermes Sanchez
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Thinking of Living in Mexico? If you’ve been dreaming about sunshine, lower living costs, and a slower pace of life, you might be...

Are you planning to buy property in Mexico or have you inherited property there? Do you have a Will in Canada and wonder if it will apply...

The first thing you need to think about when buying a timeshare in Mexico is the law. Once you step out of your home country and purchase...

Here's what you need to know: Whether you're looking for an investment property or planning a temporary or permanent move to a stunning...

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If you own a timeshare in Mexico and receive an unsolicited offer to buy it, proceed with caution. Potential buyers may present an...

You should read this first. Buying a presale property in Mexico can be an appealing investment (specially  for a beachfront property, as...

Are you considering starting your own Mexican corporation or joining an existing Mexican business as a shareholder? It’s essential to...

Mexican timeshares typically involve beachfront condos and hotels, meaning that purchasing a timeshare in Mexico gives you the right to...

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A Canadian Will can be legally valid in Mexico, but it requires several steps to be recognized. Here's the process: 1. Probate the Will...

What is a fideicomiso? A fideicomiso is a type of trust that allows foreigners to purchase property in restricted zones of Mexico. This...

Whether you have your sights set on Mexico, plan to live in Mexico, own property or assets in Mexico, or need to present documents issued...

In this case, Mexican law will determine your heirs and their shares, which can lead to high expenses, wasted time, and conflicts among...

Estate planning is more than a Will, or even a Fideicomiso if you own a property in Mexico; it's about minimizing probate fees,...

In Mexico, there's no legal mandate for having a will, leading Canadians to hesitate about making one. However, similar to the situation...

An ejido and the Restricted Zone differ significantly. Although both entail extensive land areas reserved for Mexican citizens and arose...

On January 11, 2024, the Apostille Convention will come into effect in Canada. From this date, authenticating documents in Canada for use...

A Fideicomiso is a bank trust commonly use by non-Mexicans to invest in any property in Mexico and own it as a beneficiary. The...