Real Estate Due Diligence
The acquisition of real estate requires careful legal analysis before the transaction is completed. Due diligence may involve reviewing the property's legal status, available documentation, potential debts or encumbrances, and other matters relevant to the security of the transaction.
Legal advice may also include reviewing the purchase agreement, assessing risks associated with the transaction, and monitoring the steps required to formalise the acquisition and register the property.
Property Regularization
The regularization of a property may be necessary when there are discrepancies in documents, registrations or information concerning its ownership. Legal analysis can help identify the property's current legal status and the appropriate measures for its regularization.
Legal advice may cover matters such as adverse possession, boundary adjustments, property records, procedures before registry offices and other measures required to regularize the property, according to the circumstances of each case.
Leases and Tenancy
Drafting and reviewing lease agreements helps define the rights and obligations of the parties and identify potential risks before the agreement is signed.
Legal advice may include drafting and reviewing lease agreements, guarantees, deadlines, obligations and other matters related to the landlord-tenant relationship, according to the circumstances of each case.
Estates and Inheritance
Inheritance matters may involve the identification of heirs, administration and distribution of the estate, and the regularization of assets transferred through succession.
Legal advice may include inheritance proceedings, division of estates, analysis of real estate assets, regularization of property records and other measures required for the administration and distribution of the estate.
Condominium Issues
Condominium matters may involve common expenses, resolutions adopted by the owners' assembly, the use of common areas and compliance with the rights and obligations of condominium owners.
Legal advice may include the review of condominium regulations and resolutions, collection of outstanding fees, disputes between condominium owners and other matters related to the administration and operation of the condominium.
Divorce and Property Division
Divorce may involve not only the dissolution of the marriage, but also the division of assets and the regularization of the couple's property interests.
Legal advice may include divorce proceedings, analysis of the applicable matrimonial property regime, division of assets and the necessary measures to regularize real estate ownership following the divorce.